Sentence examples for expected to be something from inspiring English sources

He is also expected to be something of a corporate rainmaker.

Among the deal's so-called conditions is expected to be something fairly simple.

They were not expected to be something delicious – that was what meat and potatoes and gravy were for.

A seven-footer from Latvia, 19-year old Porzingis is expected to be something of a project, but isn't that why the Pistons brought in Stan Van Gundy in the first place?

The Neue Galerie may not be a place known for its trendiness, but one of its two big winter shows — "German Expressionism 1900-1930," an exhibition of works from its own collection — is expected to be something of a crowd pleaser.

Like all Sequoia partners, Vernal is expected to be something of a generalist, but it's likely he'll be focusing on consumer and developer tech to start.

- Do not go into an interview expecting to be something other than an entry-level employee.

K-town Caviar you expect to be something odd, so the creamy pollock roe with daikon does not come as a surprise.

She probably never expected to be explaining something so obvious to a grownup.

And that's not a meeting where you're expected to be pitching something specific… it's really to get a sense of who you are," Phil explains.

Always supervise your little ones visually, even if they are expected to be doing something independently.