Sentence examples for expected to have given from inspiring English sources

TEENAGE girls are usually expected to have given up playing with dolls.

The foundation, which is expected to have given away the entire Gates fortune of around $67 billion £400 billion) by the time the couple have been dead for 20 years, has published a letter for each of the last five years detailing global philanthropic progress.

By April the trust expects to have given out more food parcels than the 1.1m it gave out during the year to April 2016.

When John Rocker arrived in New York this week to appeal his suspension from Major League Baseball, he was greeted by catcalls and angry demonstrators, exactly the sort of indignant response he should have expected to get, given the slurs he has directed at blacks and other people.

One might have expected Bacon to have given equal treatment to astronomy, but in this field he was a child of his time.

And being Italian you would expect Luca to have given some thought to that other Italian religion - food.

Yet the French government, which on past protectionist form would have been expected to kick up rough, has given the deal a warm welcome.That is partly because Nokia has promised not to cut any more jobs than Alcatel-Lucent was already planning to, under the recovery plan it had been carrying out before the merger was agreed.

But the sentencing was put off without explanation – though Monsegur had been expected to be given only a suspended sentence after having pleaded guilty to the charges in August 2011.

Hundreds of scientists are expected to participate, but "the government has given little indication that it will listen," Pain wrote.

Microsoft hasn't said how many discs are scratched, nor how many it expects to be scratched, but it has given everyone till the end of December to trade in the discs free of charge.

The mayor needed 9 of the 11 supervisors to agree to oust the sheriff, a result that he had been expected to achieve, given the nature of Mr. Mirkarimi's case.