Sentence examples for expected to do very from inspiring English sources

Fathers were never expected to do very much.

Marine Le Pen, of the far-right National Front, is expected to do very well.

In parliamentary elections later this month, the violent Islamic extremists of Hamas are expected to do very well.

She is certainly competing in the last three primaries and is expected to do very well in Puerto Rico.

Clinton had been expected to do very well among black voters, even after Barack Obama entered the race.

They added that Mr. Sanders expected to do very well in coming contests in Arizona, Wisconsin, Idaho, Utah, Washington and New York.

"We expect to do very well with Latinos".

In the Austrian parliamentary elections to come, the far right can expect to do very well indeed, and perhaps be in a position to form a government.

In other words, an N.B.A. team that finishes high in the standings can expect to do very well in the playoffs.

"We do expect to do very well," said Richard McGrath, a spokesman for the New Jersey Democratic State Committee, which is putting on Friday's event at the New Jersey Exposition and Convention Center in Raritan.

The Islamists want to return to that plan, in part because they expect to do very well in the upcoming parliamentary elections; the Supreme Council doesn't want to risk too much civilian interference; and the liberals, as usual, are torn between wanting to deny the Islamists influence and frustration with the Supreme Council's agenda.