Sentence examples for expected to rush from inspiring English sources

However, he is not expected to rush into making an appointment.

I assume I was expected to rush off and upload my daughter's arrival on YouTube before she'd even had her first diaper change at home.

Regular service should be restored next weekend, when families are expected to rush in to see The Lego Movie and teens may well flock to Vampire Academy.

On Monday, around 1,000 people are expected to "rush" one of the terminals and the police are on standby for people breaking the perimeter wire.

All the funds raised for the presidential and Congressional races so far pale in comparison to the money expected to rush in after the party conventions this week and next.

Not that he was expected to rush out and sign expensive free agents, but Huntington has done nothing to give Pittsburgh fans hope that the Pirates can avoid a major league-record-tying 16th consecutive losing season.

Fox, with several new entries that are drawing young viewers, expects to rush past ABC in the ratings among those 18- to 49-years-olds over the rest of this season.

Don't expect to rush out and get a gaslight Dell quite yet, it's still in the incubatory stages.

This song is rather challenging so don't expect to rush through it.

Now, Fargo residents are bracing for water that is expected to come rushing over those once-parched riverbanks.

GAM, which runs funds of hedge funds, saw net redemptions in the quarter to June.Meanwhile, the investing institutions that were expected to come rushing in for higher yields have yet to do so in bulk.