Sentence examples for expected to run from from inspiring English sources

Only 80% of scheduled Eurostar trains are expected to run from Waterloo today, and when they arrive they will find the Metro almost totally closed.

But the organisers are confident that there will be many more members of the public taking part in the protest, expected to run from 17-20 August.

The government ran huge surpluses, which means that Mr Brown has plenty of scope to run deficits until the end of the current cycle, which is expected to run from 1999 to 2005.

The board is expected to run from April, before control of the budget is handed over a year later.

A shadow Greater Manchester Health and Wellbeing board is expected to run from April before control of the budget is handed over a year later.

Rents in the new apartment complex are expected to run from about $1,900 a month for a studio to $3,500 for a town home.

This current is quite large for a low-power sensor that is expected to run for long periods of time from a small battery.

Bettencourt said the water crisis has received more attention from politicians expected to run for governor in 2018 than those in the Senate race, including Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, who has been a frequent visitor to the valley over the last year.

Bryce Dallas Howard was memorably expected to run away from dinosaurs wearing high heels in Jurassic World, while a recent study revealed that only a third of all speaking roles go to women.

But, really, that's about being a woman who feels so in control that she's simply not going to find herself in any situation she might be expected to run away from.

Then he added, "The Islamic Republic will never come to its knees because of sanctions!" Asked how he expected to run a campaign from the United States, Amirahmadi replied, "This is an Internet society, a satellite society.