Sentence examples for expected to catch in from inspiring English sources
Martin, who missed the final two months of last season with a torn labrum in his right hip, said he expected to catch in a game for the first time in spring training on Thursday or Friday.
I never expected to catch them in Scrablante delicto.
If a COI and RCs belong to the same group and the COI simply lags some years behind and is expected to catch up in coming years, we recommend to use mortality trends of vanguard RCs (of the same group) in order to close the gap and to forecast converging mortality between the COI and RCs.
He said he expected to catch up with Mr. Romney in the delegate race by the time of the Texas primary on April 3, promising that "the contrast between Governor Romney and me is going to get wider and wider and clearer and clearer".
In response, Mr. Dimon says the board should not have been expected to catch the trading losses.
He expects to catch nine innings on Tuesday.
At places like Ascensión Bay, Christmas Island or the Bahamas -- places you see featured in glossy fly-fishing magazines -- anglers can expect to catch numerous bonefish in one day.
Little did he expect to catch an airplane in mid-air".
And a dozen more: "Bernie" "Chronicle" "Haywire" "The Comedy" "Bad Fever" "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye" "The Day He Arrives" "In Another Country" "Green" "Almayer's Folly" "The Kid with a Bike" "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" And a blank space because I'm sure there's at least one important film that's missing and that I expect to catch up with in the next little while — will report back.
She was dressed in travel clothes, expecting to catch a train to Chicago with Julian to seek a new job.
