Sentence examples for expected loudly from inspiring English sources

"We hope not, but it's expected," loudly adds his younger brother, Muftah Mubarak, who has been watching from a few feet away.

And while labor and industry groups have blessed a key proposal dealing with itinerant workers, many lawmakers are expected to loudly oppose a plan they say does too little to guarantee public safety.

And they can be expected to squeal loudly when they receive the increased bills.

He appeared alongside local clergy and St Louis Mayor Francis Slay who said he expected some locals to "loudly and passionately" express their views.

Both agreed that when the regular season began, they fully expected their fans to loudly proclaim that the other guy stinks.

The story that was most frequently written was that teens were primarily using Snapchat for sexting but that was pretty transparently not true unless sexting was a daily activity primarily done during school hours in which case school administrators could be expected to weigh in loudly.

The convoy of ships, whose passengers included writers, politicians and journalists, had been expected for weeks, with organisers loudly broadcasting their plans to run Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip and draw international attention to the situation there.

But the service has highlighted a problem, and it is not the expected one of fellow passengers yakking loudly.

Unlike every British home in the country, it is not expected that Mr Cameron will stand, tongs in hand, swearing loudly as the coals fail to light.

And even some of the senators who complained most loudly about the process, John McCain among them, are expected to vote for the bill.

The way it was hyped I expected Brown to jog through Congress in a hooded top while speakers loudly played the opening bars of Eye of the Tiger.