Sentence examples for expected to proclaim from inspiring English sources

The company is expected to proclaim that tablet-style computing with a pen is a more natural and easier to use technology than personal computers with keyboard and mouse.

Right now, Putin stands ready to annex Crimea: the peninsula is controlled by Russian troops, and the newly installed government has said that it will hold a referendum on March 16th, when it is expected to proclaim Crimea part of Russia.

And as the audience expected her to proclaim herself the first black Republican woman in Congress, she said instead, "I will be the first Republican woman ever elected to Congress from Long Island".

Because consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of the United States' domestic output, shoppers are important if the country is to pull out of the recession that is expected to be officially proclaimed on Monday.

With its glass vestibule and expense-account feel, Bar 44 isn't the venue one might expect to be proclaiming its crunchy cred by noting the down-on-the-farm origins of its cocktail ingredients.

A winner was proclaimed, with construction expected to begin in a matter of months.

This team is not his but at least two of the South American quartet is expected to leave, all but one has publicly proclaimed their desire to do so at some point over the past few months.

And this is a success story in which DFID support might be expected to lead the British government to be falling over itself to proclaim this rather different technology?

Lionel Messi returned to Argentina this week proclaiming that he could not be expected to win games all by himself.

Besides being an awesome way to proclaim that you don't like someone and never want to be expected to buy them a gift again, why would anyone buy those?

Just as Good and Shymansky (2001) proclaimed, "novices do not and should not be expected to grasp the complexities before they understand what sets science apart from other ways of knowing; that is, it essentially rational, progressive, universal nature".