Sentence examples for expected to be face from inspiring English sources

When one, SAS trooper Ben Griffin, decided he could not return to Iraq, he expected to be face a court martial.

Initial discussions are not expected to be face to face, in line with normal Acas procedures, but will be held with the parties in separate rooms in an attempt to maintain a positive atmosphere.

Now, say analysts, with labor talks and a merger on the horizon, Mr. Goodwin, the chief executive who wasn't expected to be, faces the toughest test of any transportation executive in the country.

Kay is expected to be facing multiple firearms and weapons offences upon his release from hospital, Nine News reports.

I never expected to be faced with a sudden unnatural death of one of my peers while in my 20s.

Originally, Mr. Vongerichten did not expect to be faced with decisions like these.

When Keith Cooper lost his job at a call centre last Christmas, he didn't expect to be facing homelessness in a matter of months.

On islands like the Mentawai chain we expect to be faced with very remote pockets of people, but people in desperate need.

Certainly, it is fair to say that Eurotunnel probably did not expect to be facing a legal battle so long after the fire in September 2008, which led to it closing one-sixth of the tunnel for about five months.

She said the city can "definitely" expect to be facing legal challenges from dispensary owners.

And I think all votes are being tallied and remembered, and come 2012 when it's time for primaries, I think you're going to see a lot of folks who didn't expect to be facing primaries facing primaries".