Sentence examples for expected to be stopped from inspiring English sources
So on average, every young black man can be expected to be stopped and frisked by the police each year.
"The entire scope of the seizure" was justified by the license and registration checks, Ms. Millett said, noting that driving a car was a highly regulated activity and that motorists expected to be stopped occasionally.
Bulwer Lytton: The Rise and Fall of a Victorian Man of Letters by Leslie Mitchell 320pp, Hambledon & London, £19.95 There is a long list of eminent Victorians whose names are all but forgotten now: Douglas Jerrold, Lawrence Alma Tadema, Richard Monkton Milnes - all might reasonably have expected to be stopped in the street by giggly admirers, but their names barely register now.
With a wire sticking out and two titanium plates haphazardly sealed by hand, the thing looked for all the world like some sort of terrorist device, and I half expected to be stopped at every security checkpoint en route.
Watson expected to be stopped and interrogated, but the only question from customs officers was how they could get some Sea Shepherd T-shirts.
"Khan said he somewhat expected to be stopped by authorities and was not surprised when he and his siblings were approached by Customs and Border Protection agents," the FBI report said.
I suppose, out loud, that Hardwicke might expect to be stopped quite often now with heart-rending true-life stories.
We arrived at the Mandelbaum Gate, dividing Jewish West Jerusalem from the Arab East, expecting to be stopped and interrogated.
Please do not wait and/or expect to be stopped in Scarsdale, Bronxville, Chappaqua, Bedford or any of the villages in the northern reaches of this county.
One Russian tourist guidebook I read noted, "Anyone dark-skinned can expect to be stopped by the Militia on a regular basis.
In the opinion, Judge Tallman stated: Time and space are only relevant to this initial inquiry to the extent that they inform us whether an individual would reasonably expect to be stopped and searched at a geographic point beyond the international border.
