Sentence examples for expected to come through from inspiring English sources
Apple still needs approval to go ahead with the deal in the U.S., but that's expected to come through for similar reasons that the deal was accepted in the Europe.
Thousands of them are expected to come through here in the coming days, following Hungary's completion of a fence along its border with Croatia.
Most of that, she said, is expected to come through attrition.
New technical improvements and breakthroughs depend on catalysis and are expected to come through a molecular-level understanding of the processes.
"Angel, Won't You Come Down?" was inspired by the waiting game of an international adoption, which Ms. Bonham said was expected to come through by this fall.
About 850 of the job cuts are expected to come through buyouts, which will cost the company $300 million in severance costs and related expenses.
They understood that their strangeness was part of their strength, and that a great artist can seldom expect to come through with his or her dignity intact.
"It shows there are very few teams in European competition that you can get away with playing poor against and expect to come through.
So the three of the really put the show on and the people that you can expect to come through – we've had Bobcat Goldthwait, Maria Bamford, Paul Tompkins, Sarah Silverman, Aziz Ansari, Anthony Jeselnik, Bob Odenkirk –- specifically for alternative comedy, those are some of the biggest names there are.
The results of the project are not expected to come trickling through until early 2009.
