Sentence examples for expected to touch from inspiring English sources
That's when a British-built lander, the Beagle 2, is expected to touch down.
Mr. Obama is expected to touch on those ideas and others in an economic speech.
President Obama is expected to touch on those ideas and others in an economic speech on Tuesday.
The questions are expected to touch on football and the candidates' feelings as they wind down the campaign.
* The global television audience for the event is expected to touch 2 billion, with another 400 million watching online or listening to the radio.
The talks at Castel Gandolfo, the pope's summer residence, are expected to touch on the possibility of Malaysia's establishing diplomatic relations with the Vatican.
He did not expect to touch the brakes as he sped past the overflowing mall parking lots.
Most film/media studies degrees take a more theoretical line, developing understanding of how we communicate (expect to touch on linguistics and semiotics), and how that fits into a cultural, political and historical context.
Mr. Roiff and Celeste Cooper, the hotel's designer, understand that whatever the announced purpose of their visit, people come to Boston expecting to touch the hem of American history, so they have placed busts of Washington, Jefferson, Franklin and John Adams throughout the hotel.
You get to the Dolce & Gabbana Metropol theatre, you expect to touch red velvet, hear an opera soundtrack intro and have a finale of girls parading out in tap shorts.
