Sentence examples for expected to listen from inspiring English sources

The wise Confucian is expected to listen in silence.

Another 150 reporters in India were expected to listen in on the announcement via teleconference.

The Nationals are expected to listen to offers from several teams, but not until LaRoche signs the deal.

She's also constantly expected to listen to the travails of middle-aged white men enraged about what they don't have.

Ally Financial is expected to listen to pitches from bankers on Thursday as the government prepares to sell its shares in the bank to the public.

Obama and his inner circle confidently expected to listen to a Clinton concession speech, after spending the day snagging superdelegate support to end the contest.

"I found it quite hard initially when he died to listen to Prince because when you feel sad in that way, you expect to listen to sad sorrowful music, but there isn't so much of that in Prince.

But when he spoke to the BBC at his home in Richmond, Virginia, Lowery also took aim at today's younger generation who, he says, have come to expect to listen to music for free.

You pop a CD into your computer expecting to listen to some rubbish band, and then you've got a nice rootkit on your system, sorta like a bonus feature of the album.

Definitely, expect to listen to classical masterpieces, delivered with genuine emotion and incredible precision.

For example, some audiences expect to listen silently and are entertained by the excellence of the music, its rendition or its interpretation (5, 8).