Sentence examples for expected to typify from inspiring English sources

It is a work that is expected to typify, once more, his life-long effort to revolutionise this most galvanising of musical forms.Born Francisco Sánchez Gómez in Algeciras, on the southern tip of Andalusia, De Lucía demonstrated an extraordinary talent from a very early age.

The intense inflammatory response directed against eggs might be expected to lead to AI, typified by an inhibition of iron absorption through the up-regulation of hepcidin [6].

For example, evolution under enforced monogamy in Drosophila 'feminizes' gene expression patterns of both sexes, which is expected to favor female optima (Hollis et al. 2014); might similar processes have typified human evolution and account in part for the male-biased incidence of most diseases?

It typifies the generational shift that will occur at the 16th Communist Party Congress next month, when Mr. Jiang, 76, and other aging leaders are expected to step down.

Equally important, it typifies a push to uncover and prosecute price-fixing and global cartels that was begun early in the Clinton administration and that is expected to remain a high priority in the Bush administration even while other areas of antitrust policy undergo rethinking.

Expecting to go to….

"We expect to win.

Expect to get hit.

But expect to pay.

Expect to mingle.

Expect to experience amnesia.