Sentence examples for expected to pop from inspiring English sources

A catcher lies where the mouse is expected to pop out.

Mosqueda-Lewis is not just expected to pop off the bench and score a lot.

Neither, however, would be expected to pop up next to "genome".

But some damage is expected to pop up over the next month, when the media giants release their quarterly earnings.

Tony Blair is expected to pop up in more unfamiliar territory after this weekend if, as expected, Albania's Socialist party emerges victorious in Sunday's elections.

If a state court rules later this year or early next year that the referendum allows San Jose to alter pension plans for existing workers, and it survives appeals, similar measures are expected to pop up elsewhere.

While chatty and genial, he is as unflashy as they come: the type of aw-shucks guy you might expect to pop up in the cornfield on "Hee Haw".

They expected to be popping Champagne on Saturday night, celebrating that they were the owners of the only living Triple Crown champion — worth $120 million in the breeding shed.

It was great seeing Davis as something other than a upper east-side fashionista, though I expected to see "Samantha" pop out of the bushes at any moment.

They expected him to pop in any second".

Nobody expected Ebola to pop up in West Africa, yet this is the biggest outbreak ever.