Sentence examples for expected rush from inspiring English sources
The expected rush of draft pick signings has not materialized yet because of confusion among agents and teams about the new rookie pay system.
The expected rush of stars to the new Russian league never materialized — largely, no doubt, because of the safety and financial solvency issues that have gotten so many headlines over the last four years.
Mr. Podesta also described as insufficient the government's plans to handle the expected rush of inquiries as Feb. 17 draws near and indicated that Mr. Obama's proposed stimulus package would include funds to address the problems.
On days when many protests are expected, rush hour starts early; by evening, normally busy roads are almost deserted.The protests began on December 3rd, when Belfast city council voted to limit the number of days the union flag is flown over the city hall to about 20 a year, mostly national holidays and royal birthdays.
Bangladesh's garment industry is likely to survive an expected rush to China, as its wages are rock-bottom and many multinationals like Wal-Mart will continue to source from there because the labor cost is reportedly "only half of what China is, and maybe less than that".
A radical proposal by Republican senators to break up the C.I.A. and transfer other intelligence agencies out of the Pentagon met with an expected rush of strong criticism on Monday from influential lawmakers, Republicans and Democrats alike, and drew a noncommittal response from President Bush.
With TRIA's expiration looming, insurers and reinsurers have not, as the administration expected, rushed to write new contracts for next year offering to fill gaps in terrorism cover.In this section Meeting the superpower Taxing times Encore, please Pricing terror Detroit's wounded giant Reprints Related items Terror insurance: Horrible businessNov 17th 2005Why the hesitation?
Others, as expected, rushed to defend the open nature of the Internet (including the prospect of HTML5), a world where anyone can build on top of the network and not have the life squeezed out of them by gatekeepers such as Apple or Google.
If so, expect Rush to find it hard to overtake more serious competitors.
Expecting a trade association to impartially investigate allegations of possible wrongdoing on the part of the member companies which funds it is as likely as expecting Rush Limbaugh to lead an aerobics class or for Donald Trump to be giving lessons on how to live a modest, self-effacing, non-egomaniacal life.
