Sentence examples for expected to shake from inspiring English sources
The new bosses are expected to shake things up.
His possible removal is not expected to shake Thailand's stability.
Dr. Varmus is expected to shake up the much-criticized federal cancer program.
First Direct in its heyday was expected to shake the entire market, but the behemoths trundled on regardless.
Compared with those grand doings, his compact trio may seem limited in ambition, but Caine can still be expected to shake things up.
The call came just days after Mr. Obama had hoped to encounter Mr. Rouhani at a luncheon at the United Nations and expected to shake hands.
Despite his in-house reputation as an innovator, the incoming publisher said that he did not expect to shake things up early in his tenure.
As adults, we have tasted artisan chocolates and pâtés de fruits, but we don't expect to shake a lifelong addiction to Raisinettes.
"Don't expect to shake the hand of a candidate any time soon," The Detroit News warned a bit sourly on its front page on Tuesday under a headline that said, "S.
Do not always expect to shake hands when greeting your counterparts in Delhi.
That's the main reason why it's likely to take more time than some expect to shake off the worst effects of the global recession.
