Sentence examples for expected to get as from inspiring English sources

"My generation weren't expected to get as old as this; they all died off quite soon," she said.

Waste Management said last week that it expected to get as much as $3 billion from selling its international operations and some of its North American assets.

The referendum race was never expected to get as close as it did in its final weeks: two months ago, the No side had a better than 20-point lead in the polls.

Die Linke is expected to get as many as 25% of votes in the former east, yet the Social Democrats have repeatedly ruled out a red-red-green coalition.

You will heard a lot about UKIP's prospects for the assembly elections - how they're expected to get as many as eight AMs and how they've been dogged by infighting.

Sunita made it clear she expected to get as many yellow and red cards as she deserved.

I expect to get as much from my 11th viewing as I did from my first.

They will not offer him as much as Chunichi did, and Millar does not expect to get as lucrative a contract.

A Work in Progress Boston has 50 accessible cabs in its medallion fleet of 1,775, and expects to get as many as 50 more by the end of the year.

"It would be frustrating if you were expecting to get as much out of them as you do juniors or even first semester seniors," said Steve Houser, who has been teaching for 23 years and is chairman of Horace Greeley's Social Studies Department.

They did not expect to get as good a result because in these children, the protein they were targeting was not sitting on the cell membrane but hidden, said Prof Stuart Elborn from the School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences at Queen's University Belfast, where part of the international trial was conducted.