Sentence examples for expected to soak from inspiring English sources

They are expected to soak up knowledge on everything from the farms and the roast to the grind and and milk texturing.

Australia's law puts the country on par with the European Union when it comes to buying offsets from the international carbon credit market and is expected to soak up 100 million credits annually.

Equipment ranging from home computers to Internet servers is now expected to soak up electricity at a faster rate than the government forecast a year ago, as a result of improvement in the outlook for the economy during the early part of the century, the Energy Department said.

Overnight, showers were expected to soak parts of Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties.

By 2019, Jumbo is expected to soak up an additional $1 million taxpayer dollars, according to its latest financial plan.

It's a pattern Californians saw last winter, when the much-hyped El Niño phenomenon was expected to soak Southern California but instead steered north, blanketing the northern Sierra Nevada in snow and leaving Angelenos and their neighbors in the dust.

Northern England and Wales is expected to get a soaking on Monday as the latest round of torrential rainfall moves up across the country.

The already soaked region is expected to get more rain from a storm system stretching from the Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley.

A number of banks are also expected to unveil rights issues, which may well soak up much of the remaining money still available.

Many of the estimated 100,000-strong community came here expecting to make millions in property, and to soak up a lavish lifestyle living alongside footballers, actors and supermodels.

Beneath warm hunks of pork belly, tender from a long soak in soy, sake and dashi, you do not expect to find a spongy glacier.