Sentence examples for expected to escape from inspiring English sources

Precocious farm boys might be expected to escape at the earliest opportunity.

His replacement, Oscar Naranjo, has a reputation for integrity and competence.The paramilitaries disarmed because their leaders expected to escape serious punishment.

Brisbane had been expected to escape the worst of the floods that have affected towns across Queensland, destroying infrastructure and halting the state's lucrative coal-mining industry.

By handing in his resignation, Havelange is expected to escape the ignominy of being suspended, or even expelled from I.O.C. membership.

While no bank is expected to escape this summer's credit storm and slowdown in the housing market, Citigroup is expected to be particularly hard hit.

Australians were still struggling to come to grips with the sudden tragedy in the Lockyer Valley when yet more dire warnings were issued – this time for Brisbane, which had been expected to escape relatively lightly.

"I don't expect to escape unscathed," Tafoya said.

Don't expect to escape most electronics stores without a salesman suggesting a premium cable.

I didn't expect to escape from this unscathed, and, sure enough, the e-mails are beginning to flow in.

Anyone acting solely out of compassion and who had given only "minor" help (like accompanying someone to Dignitas) could expect to escape prosecution.

First of all, how does a tiny outfit like Zediva expect to escape the scrutiny of the movie studios and their lawsuit-slapping trade group, the Motion Picture Association of America?