Sentence examples for expected at the start from inspiring English sources
Greece reported that its economy shrank far more than expected at the start of 2011.
"It's not something I expected at the start of the season".
But at least he practiced, which was more than he expected at the start of the day.
That had been expected at the start of the season, but yesterday Mr. Silverman said NBC had been reconsidering its plans for both shows.
CML director general Michael Coogan said: "Mortgage difficulties have so far been contained at lower levels than we expected at the start of the year.
Luongo, who Postecoglou said "played much more than I expected at the start of the month", was an inspiration with his tireless running throughout all 120 minutes.
The leaders meet this weekend in gloomier economic circumstances than they were expecting at the start of 2014, when there was optimistic talk of the end of the crisis.
Yet for all the bustle along the Rambla de Catalunya, the city's main drag, the restaurants and cafés are not as full as you might expect at the start of the Easter break.
"One expects at the start that Florry at least, will more completely transcend typicality, that her individuality would make her more of a character in her own right than she is, apart from her value as a representative of the Florida Cracker".
Reed sums up what a Ph.D. or postdoc might expect at the start of research in an industrial lab.
