Sentence examples for expected at the opening from inspiring English sources

Professor Greenblatt, 64, has written his first play, "Cardenio," a collaboration with Charles Mee, and was expected at the opening rehearsal.

Sondheim, 84, who wrote Sweeney Todd in 1979, is expected at the opening on 30 March although Thompson might hope for slightly less direct encouragement than he gave her in New York.

Chunks of the airport in Belo Horizonte, another host city, are wrapped in scaffolding and sprinkled with dust and will remain so well after the tournament ends in July.Unfinished work at Arena Corinthians stadium in São Paulo means only 40,000 fans will attend a pre-tournament test game on May 18th, well shy of the 68,000 expected at the opening match on June 12th.

In this test, a prototypic corium mixture representative of what could be expected at the opening of EPR reactor-pit gate has been spread on siliceous concrete and on a reference channel in inert refractory ceramic.

The report's author, Inrix Lead Scientist Greg Hallsworth, said: "Nearly 100,000 ticket-holders are expected at the opening ceremony, with tens of thousands of visitors anticipated at the live sites at Hyde Park and Victoria Park.

But its unlikely anything can stem the tidal wave of sinking stock prices that is expected at the opening bell today.

"I put the suggestion box up thinking everybody's going to be unhappy about everything," he said of the visitors he expected at the museum's opening, which was scheduled for Saturday.

That is not something I expected at the start of the season when Villa beat Arsenal at The Emirates on the opening day.

She told me to expect her at the opening.

With S&P futures perilously low, stocks are expected to plunge at the opening amid concerns about the outlook for growth among the market's leading technology stocks.

Stocks are expected to leap at the opening of trading today, extending a tech-fueled rally led by frenzied demand for Internet stocks.