Sentence examples for expected to pick a from inspiring English sources
Then, elected state leaders would be expected to pick a qualified, nonpartisan commission of 11 members.
A woman was expected to pick a hundred pounds of cotton a day.
Ten years ago, university graduates were expected to pick a company and stick with it for life.
The CEZ Group, a Czech utility that is 70 percent owned by the government, is expected to pick a winner in early 2012.
She is expected to pick a day-to-day producer of "Today" under Ms. Wallace and may direct other changes to the show as well.
Mr. Singh and Sonia Gandhi, the Congress Party president, are expected to pick a successor when they meet on Sunday to discuss the cabinet reshuffle.
Finland coach Mixu Paatelainen is expected to pick an experienced line-up for his nation's seventh meeting with Spain.
Sorry if you were expecting to pick a color that will make you stand out from the rest of the iPhone lemmings.
'Principium' is a noun and, as such, might be expected to pick out a common nature, but although a unity, a point, a source and a heart can all be called 'principium' with equal propriety, there is no common nature involved.
The last stop on the "Bum Bum" tour, after an ignominious descent down a chute and into a pile of garbage, is a karaoke bar where you are expected to pick up a microphone and sing the lyrics from a teleprompter.
It won't result in a huge win for individual customers — they're expected to pick up a few extra Euro each — but Telefonica will certainly be feeling the pinch.
