Sentence examples for expected the election from inspiring English sources

The Hudson County clerk said yesterday that he expected the election to be certified by late Monday or early Tuesday.

Mr. Appel said he expected the election might make rich consumers feel more secure and spur them to spend, but would not do much at the lower end.

As expected, the election in May 2014 produced a lopsided victory for Sisi against his only opponent, the leftist Hamdeen Sabahi.

That same day, he wrote to Lincoln warning that Northern Democrats expected the election results to mean acknowledgement of Confederate independence.

Few had expected the election of a new tsar (the fourth in eight years) to bring an end to the turmoil.

Here's the good news: if, as expected, the election renews the coalition's mandate, Germany won't be pulling out of Afghanistan any time soon.

One might expect the election to produce radical change.

There were a few readers who expect the election to break wide open.

Most MPs expect the election to be held on 6 May.

And while retailers were expecting the election to delay some shopping, they were not expecting a storm.

But at least Mr Rudd has shown that Mr Abbott can no longer expect the election to be a cakewalk.