Sentence examples for expected to really from inspiring English sources

Kay says she initially expected to really just be interviewing Salfordians about their relationship to their musical namesake.

What was I doing?' " Vogue is about wish fulfillment and escapism, so it can't be expected to really change its stripes.

"Lewis Hamilton has been brought in as a former world champion, as the one that they would have expected to really be leading the charge for another championship.

In reality, they want a solid, 1-2 weeks of leniency before they are expected to really produce anything — which in this example would amount to $10,000.

So yeah, it took a lot of pressure off, because we could just go in and have fun and play loose because we weren't expected to really even make a run.

It's important to listen carefully, because it helps you understand the other person, and you cannot expect to really reach them if you do not understand.

At age 55, expect to really ramp up your retirement contributions, to roughly $600 a month, and more if you can manage it.

As the report points out, it often takes 2-3 times longer than founders expect to really nail the product before scaling the business really becomes appropriate.

You're expected to be really good at what you do".

"She had been doing so well, and we were just really expecting to just really be phenomenal," Tillis said.

"Today I expected to have a really professional good performance but it didn't transpire.