Sentence examples for expected to be full from inspiring English sources
"Now I understood for the first time that we were expected to be full of rage.
This evening's return flight from Paris was not expected to be full.
The Essex House Hotel, for one, expected to be full last week and this week.
St Paul's has a capacity of 2,300 people and is expected to be full for the occasion.
St Paul's has a capacity of 2,300 and is expected to be full on the day.
This apple season is late but the fruit is expected to be full of flavour and juice and vibrant in colour because of the late summer sun.
Vladimir Nunez and A. J. Burnett spent some time last season in the starting rotation and are expected to be full-fledged starters this year.
Varley's advisory role at Barclays is expected to be full-time while the banking commission continues its investigation into competition in the sector, despite speculation in the City that the former chief executive could become chairman of another FTSE 100 company or join the government.
Amal El Mohandes, director of the women's rights defenders programme at Egyptian feminist organisation Nazra, says the problem for many Egyptian businesswomen is that they are also expected to be full-time homemakers.
A large fraction of transcripts were reconstructed and a large portion of these reconstructed transcripts were expected to be full-length transcripts.
I wanted to find out what brought people to the gatherings, which were undoubtedly popular: Katherine told me that the Lovecrumbs event that evening had a reserve list of guests as they were expecting to be full.
