Sentence examples for expected to arrive later from inspiring English sources

They are expected to arrive later today.

It's now expected to arrive later on Tuesday.

Red Cross Australia and Save the Children workers are expected to arrive later on Sunday while Oxfam already has a team on the ground.

Francesc Vendrell, an envoy from the United Nations, was expected to arrive later in the day to try to open negotiations for a broad-based interim government.

The demand came as Japanese officials warned that Chinese poachers currently in the area would not be allowed to take refuge on the Ogasawara islands, located about 600 miles south of Tokyo, from a powerful typhoon expected to arrive later on Thursday.

Cheryl Porter, from Support Stafford Hospital, said campaigners were not sure how long they would stay on the site and more people were expected to arrive later.

It's only the fourth day of this occupation, but already there's a rhythm to the day … as I arrive volunteers are bagging up rubbish and sorting recycling before the big crowds they expect to arrive later.

The archdiocese says the family of four is expected to arrive later this month after a two-year vetting process.

All of the Flo TV stations are national, so television locavores may want to wait for a different service expected to arrive later this year.

The two fourth-round draft picks, Jessica Bibby and Natalie Porter, both of Australia, had visa problems, but are expected to arrive later this week.

The liner will be refloated over a six-to-seven day period and then be towed away to Genoa port in northern Italy for scrapping, where it is expected to arrive later this month.