Sentence examples for expected to be watching from inspiring English sources
Upward of 100,000 people are expected to be watching the game there.
Investors were expected to be watching closely Tuesday night when President Obama delivered his annual State of the Union address.
Boeckman has not played in the past three games and is expected to be watching again Saturday against Penn State.
Last week the Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill that would prohibit the broadcast of television shows with violence in the daytime or early evening, when children could be expected to be watching.
Keen as he is to see young English players given an opportunity at the biggest clubs, even Pearce has been surprised at Chris Smalling's progress, admitting that he never expected to be watching him in a Champions League semi-final this season.
There will be no outpouring of public sympathy for Tobias Ellwood, the 48-year-old £89,435-a-year junior Foreign Office minister who complained in a letter to the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority that "I never expected to be watching the pennies at my age and yet this is what I now have to do.
The European Champions Cup semi-finals are expected to be watched by the smallest combined audience for 15 years.
The month-long series of 64 games, featuring 32 teams from around the world, is expected to be watched, at least once, by a billion or so viewers.
The show is expected to be watched by more than 10 million people and is favourite to be the most watched show of the holiday period.
The newspaper reported that extremists aim to explode a bomb in central London during events to mark the 70th anniversary of VJ Day - Victory over Japan - which are expected to be watched by thousands of people.
