Sentence examples for expected to have started from inspiring English sources

Works were expected to have started on building the line by now but contractors have yet to begin.

Even if the Seahawks should run 80% of the time with a single yard to go, that still means that about half the time they would call at least one pass during a three-play sequence (as Mr Carroll expected to have, starting with his second-down play).Moreover, nobody was more aware of Mr Lynch's abilities than Bill Belichick, the Patriots' notoriously crafty coach.

Nearly half the teams in the league are expected to have new starting quarterbacks next season.

Most commercial aircraft that land in E.U. countries or take off from one of its airports are expected to have to start trading under that system in 2012, paying for permits for some pollution.

The perceptions of graduating students reveal the extent of their confidence in the ability of the training programme to provide them with the skills they are expected to have to start medical practice.

They had expected filming to have started by now, but the backer pulled out.

"I never expected to have the resources to start a space company," he said.

When the work was first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1790, it may not have stunned a public that fully expected young men to have started their trades by the age of 15, but viewers today have cause to be astonished.

Both O'Neill and Baffert are expected to have horses in the Derby starting gate on May 4. O'Neill saddles the Santa Anita Derby champion Goldencents, and Baffert will try to win his fourth Derby with Govenor Charlie.

Brisby, who is 6 feet 3 inches and 200 pounds, said Wednesday that he expected to have a shot at the starting job, and his size may make him a better complement to Chrebet than the short but speedy Ward.

"We expected to have difficulties at the start of the season, especially in August, but I don't think there is any reason to worry".