Sentence examples for expected to be looking for from inspiring English sources
Like Michael O'Halloran, who spent the first half of this season with St Johnstone, the midfielder expected to be looking for a new club in the summer, but Caixinha's sacking changed all that.
It's widely assumed that doesn't leave enough room for Gardiner, who is expected to be looking for a raise but has had a rough ride in Toronto this season after shouldering the lion's share of the blame for the Leafs' Game 7 playoff loss to the Boston Bruins last spring — a 7-4 defeat where he was a team-worst minus-five.
Adult Mormons are told that "every member a missionary" means that you are expected to be looking for potential converts wherever you go: work, the grocery store, plane travel, business trips, restaurants.
"I don't expect my pay to match inflation, I don't expect to have a job beyond April and I expect to be looking for something else," she said.
"We expect to be looking for a handful of senior investigators, a dozen or so junior scientists, and many more technical personnel to run the equipment and provide support".
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You can expects to be looking for average flights from London to Peru booked a few months in advance cost around £600 to £800.
Well for this Living World, Lionel Kelleway travels to Lulworth Cove in Dorset where, standing on the cliffs and fully expecting to be looking out for autumnal bird migration, instead he witnesses the small bands of Red Admiral butterflies flying in from the sea as they migrate from mainland Europe.
This is why we make allowances, for example we don't expect them to be looking for work while they are focused on finding living arrangements.
We don't expect either party to be looking for perfection; it is very lonely on a pedestal and what's more, plaster is not authentic.
The contracting economy has triggered 14 months of worsening unemployment, with 10% of the population expected to be out looking for a job before the worst is over.
