Sentence examples for expected sell from inspiring English sources

The work is expected sell for £15-£20m £15-£20mikely to go to andoreisn buyer.

But the last year has seen British hip-hop artists do the one thing no one expected: sell records.

Diouf could have been an important source of goals then and could be even more so now should the club, as expected, sell Nicolas Anelka to Chelsea.

Another company about to undergo an ownership change is Julien J. Studley Inc., where the namesake chairman has reached age 75 and is expected to move to senior status and older partners are expected sell their stakes to younger people.

Hutzler, a former statistician with Value Line, had a simple but effective stock-picking strategy buy when a company's earnings are growing better than expected, sell when they aren't, and keep all your money in equities at all times.

If they are to surmount the final hurdle, they will have to do it in front of an expected sell-out crowd of 90,000 people at the Soccer City stadium on the outskirts of Soweto.

This opening fixture in front of an expected sell-out crowd in Nottingham gives England the chance to go 12-2 up in the 'Super Series' – a dormie position in the multi-format points system.

England's match, with an expected sell-out crowd of over 85,000, is seen as an ideal test venue.

"It's a bit special for it to be against England in front of an expected sell-out crowd at Malahide," added the 30-year-old.

Operating margins were 24 basis points below our forecast due to higher than expected selling general and administrative expenses, partially offset by stronger than expected gross margins.

One of these suits, autographed by Bowie, sold at a Sotheby's auction in 1990 for $7,000 (worth about $ today), several times its expected selling price.