Sentence examples for expected to be exceptionally from inspiring English sources
And we will be expected to be exceptionally graceful mourners.
The election cycle of 2012 is expected to be exceptionally lucrative for stations in competitive states.
"Industry demand is now expected to be exceptionally weak for the next two quarters, at least, and the likelihood of any improvement beyond that time is highly uncertain," Standard & Poor's said last week.
"Women are expected to be exceptionally grateful for the crumbs tossed our way," She wrote.
The association of N U with RP promoters, which one would expect to be exceptionally nucleosome depleted, explains the observed anomalous correlation between N U for these factors and nucleosome depletion.
The 2012 election is expected to be an exceptionally close race, which means that every American's vote will count.
A narrow corridor west of London is expected to be hit by "exceptionally heavy, thundery rain" accompanied by hail on Friday, the Met Office said.
But he said that he played "exceptionally well" and that he expected to be available when training camp resumes Sunday in Cortland, N.Y.
Ed can expect the judges to be exceptionally rude.
Nobody expected Williams' first-round opponent to be exceptionally good, but the assumption of at least some competitiveness was fair.
