Sentence examples for expected to keep on from inspiring English sources

And as the stage and the world turn, you're expected to keep on dancing.

Only three years ago, demand for bus services was expected to keep on rising.

The fact that 7,500 of the 16,000 patients at the surgeries in Glossop and Hadfield are on repeat prescriptions underlines that, like GPs and hospitals everywhere, Manor House is facing a growing burden of illness which is expected to keep on rising.

That he was a hard-working billionaire who just couldn't be expected to keep on top of everything.

The taxpayer should not be expected to keep on subsidising the wage bills of successful and profitable companies who fail to pay the living wage.

When it was planned in the early 50s, cities like St Louis were expected to keep on growing, as they had done for decades.

I look upon the items in each issue of the Robesonian as a few more paragraphs or pages or even chapters in a novel that I have been reading for a long time now and that I expect to keep on reading as long as I live, a sort of never-ending to-be-continued serial about the ups and downs of a group of interrelated rural and small-town families in the South, a sort of ever-flowing roman-fleuve.

Expect to keep on seeing more dodgy deals exposed in the future, and expect them to be coming from companies that you've probably never heard of.

China expects to keep on growing in spite of the current economic turmoil.

Despite impressive progress in robotics and machine intelligence, those of us alive today can expect to keep on labouring until retirement.

The bleak outlook for the economy is expected to keep pressure on the pound, as expectations for the British economy continue to be revised downwards.