Sentence examples for expected to turn around from inspiring English sources

It has taken far longer than expected to turn around.

On the entertainment side, Sony's music business is not expected to turn around anytime soon.

Can a hospital administrator be expected to turn around a business?

But with the heat from the Sun continuing to diminish, the trend is expected to turn around soon.

The payroll, however, most likely will go even lower because the Marlins are expected to turn around and trade Piazza and probably Zeile before long.

This was the first managerial position for Miller, a former Baltimore pitching coach, and he had been expected to turn around a weak pitching staff.

In a few years, Newland, which has a $1 billion land acquisition fund, expects to turn around and sell that same land back to builders in the form of finished lots.

Perhaps it's unsurprising that the kinds of people who spend millions of dollars on an art work the day that Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy aren't expecting to turn around and sell that work a few years later.

(Maybe this means that galleries add less value than they like to think). Perhaps it's unsurprising that the kinds of people who spend millions of dollars on an art work the day that Lehman Brothers files for bankruptcy aren't expecting to turn around and sell that work a few years later.

"Someone else can't just expect to turn around and do the same thing".

On the other hand, you expect to turn around and find Google there, the way you expect your own shadow.