Sentence examples for expected will be from inspiring English sources

Same old memory One area in which change isn't really expected will be internal storage.

But all eyes here – and there is a crowd of 100,000 expected – will be on the local hero Sergio Pérez.

The case, if it goes to trial as expected, will be the first death penalty case in the United States involving an act of international terrorism, lawyers say.

His supporters out-managed those of Romney at the Nevada and Maine state conventions, where the delegates were formally chosen, and more than expected will be going to the convention — in some cases, bound to vote for Romney at least once, but, as the L.A. Times noted, able to cheer for anyone they like, and loudly.

Friday's peace talks in Geneva, assuming they do start as expected, will be as much about who is not there, as who is.  Isis and Jabhat al-Nusra will not be represented, despite violently opposing each other and, between them, controlling large areas of Syria.

Nationally, roughly half of the 100 million vaccine doses that had been expected will be available this fall after concerns were raised about contamination at a factory in Britain owned by the Chiron Corporation, one of the two major suppliers of the vaccine.

"It's about going someplace they expect will be gone in a generation".

"The core of it is, what do people expect will be kept secret?

But who do I expect will be the best this season?

Mr. Barnett said his project would be completed in 2013, in time for what he expects will be a booming market.

3) The final storyline that I expect will be discussed deals with the two schools tragically hit by this tornado.