Sentence examples for expected to work as from inspiring English sources

In his semiannual report, he said he expected to work as long as he remained "compos mentis," of sound mind.

The women at the firm -- mothers especially -- weren't quite expected to work as hard as the men.

For example, policies formulated in the West (like the tobacco control policy) are transposed to Africa and the policies are expected to work as effectively as they worked in the West.

Electrochemical devices based on graphene are expected to work as dual, and simultaneous, sensing-actuators.

He was one of 12 children, and he was expected to work as a child.

Students are not expected to work as teaching or research assistants or perform any other duties in return for financial-aid awards.

Graduate students expect to work as "specialists" and to be "experts" rather than submit to training by their employers.

The grisly centerpiece of the three loosely connected crime vignettes in "Off Jackson Avenue" observes the degradation of Olivia (Jessica Pimentel), a naïve Mexican woman from Oaxaca who arrives in the United States expecting to work as a waitress.

He was heavier back then, and Conan was like mainstream entertainment's sidekick already -- never been on a show, been to Harvard, came out of left field, the kind you always expect to work as a supporting character but not be the guy in and of himself.

"The mayor can't say, 'If only I had control.' " MR. CORTINES, who expects to work as interim schools superintendent here through the spring, did not address the situation in Los Angeles, where mayors are weaker and have even less say over education than in New York.

Those working in high-skill STEMM positions are more likely to be female, have married parents, have a parent with a bachelor's degree, exhibit school conforming behaviors, expect to work as a scientist or engineer, score higher on science achievement tests, and take advanced math and science courses than STEMM middle-skill workers.