Sentence examples for expected to be chased from inspiring English sources
In Victoria, the hot and humid conditions that saw Melbourne swelter through an overnight minimum of 27 degrees on Wednesday night – just 0.4 degrees shy of the hottest ever December night, recorded in 2012 – are expected to be chased away by thunderstorms.
Paul Casey expected to be chasing someone at the Memorial on Friday, figuring it would be Rory McIlroy.
The municipal authorities have closed off the plaza around the Yeni Cami and the Egyptian Spice Bazaar in the Eminonu neighborhood for an estimated three weeks of filming to create what are expected to be the requisite chase scenes and explosions for the opening scenes of the 23rd Bond film.
Many companies are chasing what is expected to be a sizable market for managing Web sites and e-commerce for small businesses.
Ireland kept the runs down for the remainder to set up what was expected to be a straightforward run chase.
Bolton were expected to be among the pack chasing promotion back to the Premier League after relegation last season, but Owen Coyle's side have made a stuttering start to life in the second tier and this was only their second win from five games.
She was expected to be right there with the others chasing Mr. Dewhurst, boasting of a bursting campaign treasury and two terms in office as the state's chief financial executive.
Yang forged his reputation as an uncompromising hardman when he faced down Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship in 2009, and he was not expected to be intimidated by the idea of chasing down an opponent with a six-shot lead.
Two former employees of JPMorgan Chase are expected to be arrested in London this week, according to US reports.
The results of these cursory reviews, which include divisions at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase, are expected to be released in the next few weeks, according to one of the people briefed on the matter.
Therefore, chases are expected to be defined by more frequent turns with increasing mass differential between parties, which is what we observed in our cheetah data (Table 1).
