Sentence examples for expected the men of from inspiring English sources

As expected, the men of Rickshaw 006 do not win the race but they do receive the Bonkers Award, given out to the team that is "most itself," an adult version of the school gym participation award.

By this, one would expect the man to greatly influence the choice of light bulbs in their residence.

The S.E.C. is expected to accuse the men of securities fraud and plans to seek millions of dollars in penalties, these people said.

Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive and with somewhat fairer coloring than we've come to expect from the Man of Steel, the Encores! revival of "It's a Bird … It's a Plane … It's Superman" has found the actor to play the costumed DC Comics champion of its title.

This is what we can expect: Talk to the men of violence.

Overall, the relationship between most important attribute and unlabelled test preference was generally as expected: the proportion of men choosing the chance of dying as most important was lower for those choosing the no screening-like option, and the proportion of men choosing impotence/incontinence as most important was higher for those choosing the no screening-like option (Table  3).

Blowing £50m on David Luiz because "fuck it" is exactly the sort of move we expected the likes of Man City to be pulling, but it hasn't helped their Parisian cousins be any more exciting.

Riddled with injuries, suspensions and self-doubt, Marseille was expected to rough up the men of Munich.

As expected, the majority of cases are men, and less than 20% were diagnosed before the age of 50.

As might be expected, the proportion of women and men reporting medication use increases with pain, number of chronic diseases, decreased perception of health, decreased income and increased number of physician visits.

Both men said they expected the nature of Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya could mean they face a tougher challenge from their rivals than has been the case so far.