Sentence examples for expected to be in charge from inspiring English sources

Except for a few limited circumstances, we are expected to be in charge of our brains.

Pardew is expected to be in charge for the start of pre-season training.

When Garner himself was asked how long he expected to be in charge, he talked about just three months.

The reserve team coach, Kevin MacDonald, is still expected to be in charge for West Ham's visit in Saturday's Premier League opener.

"When you get to the N.F.L. and you're the guy, you're expected to be in charge of the huddle," Detmer said.

If we are remotely complacent we could come a cropper, regardless of who is captaining the team, and as you know I never expected to be in charge again.

Masculinity-Feminity Some cultures are rated high on masculine dimensions (males are expected to be "in-charge").

Taylor expects to be in charge for only one game.

Tanti expects to be in charge by early next year.

Yet the Scot insists he still expects to be in charge for the Boxing Day trip to Anfield.

He signed a two-year deal and fully expects to be in charge at the start of next season.