Sentence examples for expected to catch a from inspiring English sources

The advisers on the deal were not expected to catch a possible accounting fraud.

Updated at 11.05am BST 9.43am BST Edward Snowden is expected to catch a plane today from Moscow to Cuba as he attempts to reach Ecuador and evade US attempts to have him extradited and tried on espionage charges.

So when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and the Police Department announced last month that they were banning alcohol sales and drinking at city parades, they expected to catch a few offenders.

According to Wilson, detectives are often expected to catch a daily quota of shoplifters.

Mr. Smith had been expecting to catch a connecting flight from New York to Boston.

Angels batters flick away so many two-strike pitches, each fan must expect to catch a foul ball.

In the third, after Ellsbury flied out, Crawford roped a home run, his first of the season, deep into the second deck in right field, where one would not expect to catch a baseball.

Details of the storyline have been kept tightly under wraps, but after Lena Headey sparked calls of "Spoiler!" with an Instagram post captioned 'my stone heart' last month, some fans are expecting to catch a first glimpse of Lady Stoneheart.

Watching fellow Ohioan John Glenn soar into orbit, I ran outside expecting to catch a glimpse of his Friendship 7 capsule.

But where we would normally expect to catch a few shrimps and the odd crab, there was one memorable year when we pulled the Leader of Her Majesty's Opposition out of the water.

She was dressed in travel clothes, expecting to catch a train to Chicago with Julian to seek a new job.