Sentence examples for expected to be yes from inspiring English sources
As The Economist went to press, Londoners were voting in a referendum on whether the capital should have an elected mayor the answer was expected to be yes.
But it's expected to "be a resounding yes," Eric Clinton, president of Unite Here Local 362, told CNN.
That one was widely expected to be a flop — "We were worried, yes," Mr. Grey acknowledged — until it opened in August to $54.7 million in weekend business, and eventually took in $150 million in the United States, matched by strong sales around the world.
Oh yes, it's expected to be a busy day down at Loftus Road.
If the House votes yes, the measure is expected to be taken up in early June in the Senate, where support is thought to be much stronger than in the House.
Asked if he expected to be manager next season, he replied: "Very much so, yes.
Scrums only developed around senators who could feasibly vote against the bill, not lawmakers like Perdue or his Georgia colleague Johnny Isakson who people expect to be a "yes".
"We don't expect to be given guns, but yes, directives on what to do".
Should I expect to be the one?" To which I, for one, find myself bellowing back through the centuries: yes, Clara, yes, you should have expected precisely that, and it is our loss that you gave up hope!
