Sentence examples for expected to be read from inspiring English sources

"[The report] wasn't expected to be read," he said.

The judges, who have earned a reputation for studied caution, suggested that the trial reconvene on Friday, when Musharraf is expected to be read the charges against him.

The Web site, which is overseen by a prominent conservative member of Parliament, Ahmad Tavakoli, said that the panel had submitted its report on Sunday and that it was expected to be read on the floor of Parliament next week.

The page-long declaration is expected to be read there by Hanna Maron, one of the country's best-known actresses and a winner of the Israel Prize, the country's most prestigious award, which is granted yearly on Independence Day.

Statements from at least 15 claimants are expected to be read out in the high court on Friday, but the exact size of the settlements are not expected to be revealed.

The library's copies of the first and second editions - so rare that no visitor is allowed to touch them - are now expected to be read electronically by up to a million people in the next six months.

The Vacation section asked noted Americans what they expected to be reading at the beach or (sigh) on the runway.

Gordon never expected to be reading the classified check in a fifth decade.

At a time when we were playing in the sandbox and running imaginary restaurants, she is expected to be reading.

It rigidly meets my question about what constitutes a male voice: 90-130 Hz is the range it defines as male – anyone who falls within this, says Duncan, can expect to be read as such.

Rather, he thinks in his own language (see Long 2003, who situates Seneca vis-à-vis other Roman philosophers), and he expects to be read by people who do their philosophizing in Latin, as well.