Sentence examples for expected to view from inspiring English sources

But Ofcom said a "significant number" of children could have been expected to view the programme.

Even local business owners, who might be expected to view Jollibee's arrival with trepidation, especially as the economy sags, said they were excited.

Billions of people are expected to watch the World Cup on television, with 1.5 billion expected to view the final match, on June 30 in Yokohama, Japan.

Russian news services quoted officials as saying that only a few hundred people had been expected to view the big-screen broadcasts outside the Kremlin.

Obama is expected to view the peace memorial park, located near the hypocentre of the blast, and pause in front of a cenotaph to the victims.

The governor's move comes as President Obama is scheduled to appear on Thursday in the New York City area, where he is expected to view the recovery efforts and announce a rebuilding program for the region.

In fact, don't go into the exhibition expecting to view anything like what you see in the museum's renowned dinosaur halls.

According to KPMG's survey, over the next six months UK households also expect to view more TV programmes across a variety of devices.

I was expecting to view a disorganised shambles and to watch me having a bad game.

"The OnCue platform and team will help Verizon bring next-generation video services to audiences who increasingly expect to view content when, where and how they want it," said Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam.

Sega Toys says that buyers can expect to view the Sky Tree (in the middle of Orion, the Big Dipper and other stars) in a projection that's 1.8m in diameter.