Sentence examples for expected to get very from inspiring English sources

Few if any of the several hundred marchers had expected to get very far toward Montgomery on that first day.

For a robust classification model it is expected to get very low values for the above mentioned performance metrics (say, 0-50 %).

Hodgson will also be aware England cannot expect to get very far in Brazil if they defend this generously again and will be glad, one suspects, to return to his first-choice back four against Honduras.

Beating Moldova is one thing, but England cannot expect to get very far if they continue to be this dishevelled, and for the captain Steven Gerrard there was a particularly unsatisfactory conclusion to a night in which it needed a Frank Lampard penalty, three minutes from the end, to spare Hodgson the near-certainty of seeing and hearing his team being booed off at Wembley.

I wasnt expecting to get very far in these stormy conditions.

Newtown's schools began their day two hours late, with grief counsellors and police present, but students said they were not expecting to get very much work done.

You can play it here but don't expect to get very far without the glimmering Elven Armor Of Super Wielding.

He told Scarborough he expects to get very good cancer treatment, and the ACA-provided health plan is certainly one reason why.

The German economy is not expected to get beyond its very modest growth soon, according to the Bundesbank's monthly report published yesterday.

The feds have contracted with both Sanofi-Aventis and Chiron to produce a prototype avian-flu vaccine for large-scale trials that are expected to get under way very soon with healthy adults.

The U.S. government has contracted with both Sanofi-Aventis and Chiron to produce a prototype avian-flu vaccine for large-scale trials that are expected to get under way very soon with healthy adults.