Sentence examples for expected stop on from inspiring English sources
Today, political engagement is something between a moral imperative and an expected stop on the press tour.
During the last 20 weeks, they made some expected stops on issues like abortion, voter ID, and immigration, and some unexpected ones for shooting hogs from helicopters, regulating puppy mills and making it legal to pull catfish out of the water with your bare hands, a feat known as noodling.
The rain had eased off somewhat on Thursday and is expected to stop on Friday, which should help rescue efforts, General Rodríguez said.
Snowfall, which began blanketing the region Monday, is expected to stop on Wednesday, according to a winter storm warning from the National Weather Service.
The company's card program has so far attracted a dozen members since starting last month, Mr. Firestone said, adding the company expected to stop offering on-demand charters later this year to concentrate on servicing card members.
Brake and stop on yellow.
Mrs. Clinton is expected to stop in Santiago, Chile, on Tuesday to meet with President Michelle Bachelet and President-elect Sebastián Piñera, the first conservative politician to rise to power there since the dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet.
We'll drop down to once a month, too, now the Europe season is over, so expect the next stop on the tour at the beginning of May.
But Mr. Rumsfeld is expected to stop short of that recommendation on Tuesday, military officials said.
