Sentence examples for expected to confess from inspiring English sources

The athlete is expected to confess to doping throughout his career.

Armstrong is widely expected to confess to using performance-enhancing drugs in an interview with Oprah on Monday.

Only capital officials of grade 4 and above were exempt from the scrutiny of recorded evaluation, although they were expected to confess any of their faults.

Residents were expected to flatter her, to confess their sins to her, and never to challenge her.

So, with Armstrong poised to confess and the Department of Justice expected to be a player in the "whistleblower" lawsuit, who among his associates and former confederates are most likely to be affected by the fallout?

Mr. Sher has confessed that he expected to be crucified no matter his choice, so he's plucked a most attractive plum.

Two of the confessed assassins are expected to testify, but the star witness is a man who was also shot in the attack.

Having confessed, he says, he expected to be treated reasonably and to pay some kind of penalty.

Ms. Seong's earlier statements to the police that Mr. Ko confessed to her were expected to be a crucial part of the prosecution's case.

The trial, which opened in April 2009, had been expected to last up to two years, but was shortened by the decision of the defendants to confess.

I was expecting, and I'm embarrassed to confess this, a room full of white men who were all very conservative Republicans.