Sentence examples for expected to attract a from inspiring English sources

The match is expected to attract a huge global audience via TV and internet.

Thanks to "Ravelstein," it is expected to attract a lot of attention.

The next three rounds are expected to attract a greater variety of applicants including both Singaporean and international students.

The social network, which has nearly a billion users, is expected to attract a bevy of investors at home and abroad.

But he said the offerings were expected to attract a lot of interest from international investors as well, although the government has not identified any specific countries.

But Ms. White could choose to pick her own enforcement chief, and she is expected to attract a deep list of candidates.

The final match last night was expected to attract an audience of up to 150 million, Mr. Alavy said.

The article, which included a link to the order, is expected to attract an investigation from the Justice Department, which has aggressively pursued leakers.

The festivities are not expected to attract an appearance by the mysterious Ms. Lee, who is 84 and still living quietly in Alabama after never publishing another book.

The new service is expected to attract an estimated 1,800 new riders a day, for a total of 2,600 riders a day traveling to New York in 2005.

A well-spiced mélange of genres — reggae, pop, and contemporary Caribbean included — is expected to attract an audience of roughly 3,000 each week.