Sentence examples for expected that they could from inspiring English sources
"Sex scenes in a brothel are so expected that they could be very boring," he said.
"I expected that they could persecute me, but I didn't expect it to be so crude, so out of measure," Mr. Kucherena quoted Mr. Snowden as saying.
After Pakistan's Parliament completed a review of relations with the United States in April, Mrs. Clinton and others in the State Department expected that they could reach a new understanding on security cooperation, which has been more or less delayed since November.
It is expected that they could compensate each other as the raw materials.
Though Prussia had not fought in a war since 1795, its military leaders confidently expected that they could win against Napoleon's troops.
"These creditors clearly perceived that they did not need to carefully monitor their borrowers' condition, in part, because they expected that they could seize collateral before other claimants," he said.
They are grieving and to expect that they could play a high-pressured, five-day Test match the following day is out of the question".
While there is an acceptance that communication of the allegations could have been handled differently, Chelsea believe they acted responsibly at each stage and it is unrealistic to expect that they could remain confidential.
(So what did they expect? That they could laugh along with him and he would exempt them from his inflammatory profiling?).
Indeed, as we have emphasized, there are many reasons to expect that they could [34], making the results presented here all the more surprising.
