Sentence examples for expected to clean from inspiring English sources

Thomas is expected to clean up the mess.

A corollary to that: All guests are expected to clean and do their own laundry.

The Revenant is expected to clean up at the Oscars later this year.

"Fewer of us are expected to clean more square metres in ever less time.

There are no buffet cars, and train staff are expected to clean up the carriages at each terminus.

Portier, it was revealed last month, was paid $160,000 by a legal firm that expected to clean up in a class-action lawsuit against Monsanto.

He expects to clean up on black leopards, which bring around $1,400 a pair.

If you don't match your skills and aspirations to the right boss, your stomach will do back flips before you know it, your job performance will suffer and you can expect to clean out your desk in about a year.

Expect to clean it again when you are finished canning.

Don't put up decorations that you don't expect to clean up though.

He will be expected to help clean up Albany, a daunting assignment for anyone, let alone a freshman legislator who has never before held elected office.