Sentence examples for expected to get back to from inspiring English sources

Policy makers are not expected to get back to negotiations until after Thanksgiving.

It is unknown just when we can be expected to get back to normal, non-miraculous living.

Some of the parks that were partially open and accessible during the shutdown are expected to get back to full operations more quickly.

"Anybody who expects to get back to gasoline at $1 or $1.20 a gallon will be seriously disappointed".

"While 80-90% of people coming on to the benefit expect to get back to work, many never do.

The residents, business and property owners of Lower Manhattan expect to get back to normal as quickly as possible".

"Every year, I come in expecting to get back to where I was, and it's been very frustrating that I haven't been able to do it".

Even in Ireland, the one "success" which returned to growth and expects to get back to market funding this year, the troika underestimated job losses and the related social damage.

[Page A10.] "Anybody who expects to get back to gasoline at $1 or $1.20 a gallon will be seriously disappointed," said Raad Alkadiri, an analyst at Petroleum Finance Company, an industry research firm based in Washington.

Deputy General Counsel Ariane Cerlenko responded via email saying, "Both of these requests will be processed expeditiously and we expect to get back to you shortly".

Chuck Lorre, who produces the CBS series "Two and a Half Men" and "The Big Bang Theory," is expected to get back up to speed quickly on "Two and a Half Men," probably delivering eight new episodes that would be broadcast beginning in early April.