Sentence examples for expected to come around from inspiring English sources

If those days were really 25 standard deviations away, they would not be expected to come around in the lifetime of a billion universes.

Mr. Holloway said the storm surge was expected to come around the time of high tide, at 8 07 a.m.

Lawyers for G.M. and the government are preparing documents for a G.M. bankruptcy filing, which is expected to come around June 1.

Second-quarter sales are expected to come in around $170 million, down 5% quarter over quarter and 38% year over year, netting an EPS of zero, down from first quarter's one cent.

The average selling price for the Asus is expected to come in at around $400 to $500 (probably closer to $500), while the Acer is expected to be around $350 to $400.

By that measure, this year's deficit is expected to come out at around 3.6% of GDP.

More changes are expected to come to airports around the world as governments explore new security technology, including the much debated full-body scanners, which will soon be used in more American airports.

Also, look for Netscapes quarterly earnings today, expected to come in at around four cents per share.

Final third-quarter growth for S&P 500 companies is expected to come in at around 21%, the second straight double-digit growth quarter.

Early bird pledges get a pre-order for $129, where the final price is expected to come in at around $249 when the product ships late this year.

The central-government deficit is down for 2003-04 from 5.3% to 4.6% and the states' deficit is expected to come down from 4.7% to around 4.2% partly due to improved growth and an increased tax take.