Sentence examples for expected to get out from inspiring English sources
Although he was expected to get out in time for the party, Mr. Bloomberg recalled Mr. Koch as saying, "'I don't care if I die — you have that birthday party.' That was Ed".
Even more concerning were his numbers against left-handed batters, the ones he is expected to get out: They had a.993 on-base-plus-slugging percentage against him with five home runs, two doubles and two triples in 88 matchups in 2018.
After Ms. Grubman ends her jail term -- she is expected to get out on Nov. 29, assuming she earns time off for good behavior -- she will have to rebuild a business that has suffered badly since her arrest in July 2001, dropping from about 30 employees to 15 and stung by the defection of many prestigious clients.
With the sale of the majority of GE Capital, the company is expected to get out from under the onerous Sifi designation by next year.
Daytime temperatures aren't expected to get out of the single digits.
"There's no pressure on him because we're not expected to get out of the group," he said.
"We change the rules so that no-one can come to this country and expect to get out-of-work benefits immediately - they must wait at least three months.
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