Sentence examples for expected to put together from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cave said that several bidders on the house were still interested and that he expected to put together a new deal within a few weeks.

The commercial broadcaster, which last held the rights between 2001 and 2004 when it poached Des Lynam and introduced Andy Townsend's ill-fated Tactics Truck, is expected to put together a bid once the tender process gets under way early next year.

They can't simply expect to put together the sort of programme and arrogant and lazy government that we've had for the last five years".

But Judd Burstein, a lawyer for Lewis, said it was unreasonable for Tyson to expect promoters to put together a sound financial deal and successfully promote a Lewis-Tyson bout by Jan . 19

So how can we expect them to put together a realistic vision to compete globally?

Expect to put in good effort.

If, as some analysts expect, Mr. Netanyahu seeks to put together a center-right coalition that includes Yair Lapid, whose Yesh Atid party won 19 seats in the 120-seat Parliament, it could sand away the roughest edges of Mr. Netanyahu's existing right-wing coalition.

Sources close to Mr Mills' defence team said they soon expected to be able to put together the pieces of a jigsaw to show the payment was authorised by Mr Attanasio and made up entirely of his funds.

You won't be expected to have put together a collection, but interviewers will be looking at your passion and creative potential.

But they also said they expected that Washington would soon have to put together another huge bailout package, this time to recapitalize American banks, especially with the International Monetary Fund now estimating total bank losses from the subprime mortgage crisis to reach $1.4 trillion.

He called hotels, urging them to put together wedding packages, expecting that, as in other cities that had allowed gay marriage, most applicants would come from out of town.