Sentence examples for expecting it to run from inspiring English sources

"That's like building only one Space Shuttle, and expecting it to run for thirty years.

"If the government were not to continue the same level of support, it would be very detrimental, like cutting the legs off a wobbling child and expecting it to run a marathon," he said.

The problem with WOA is that it doesn't run legacy apps, so it's entirely possible that our customer floating into PC World could buy a "Windows" machine that happened to be a tablet fully expecting it to run his copy of Microsoft Office 95, only to find himself unable to install it.

It's still impossible to see Saul in Homeland without thinking, "My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die!" Those recurring catchphrases, and the sense of seasoned players having a great time, keep the movie romping along at such a clip, you keep expecting it to run out of steam, but not this time.

Such is the inefficiency of its industry and the profligacy of its government that some industry experts expect it to run out of money next year.

She said she is still working on the article and expects it to run next year.

It's a nicer laptop and has a touch screen, but I wouldn't expect it to run Minecraft better.

Mr. Eustis said that Mr. LaChiusa and Ms. Pearson were rewriting and tightening some of the work, but that he still expected it to run about three hours.

It's like a horse, you can't take it around the world and expect it to run the same race.

"When we asked for M service, we expected it to run to Bay Parkway," said Don Lee, a spokesman for the Grand Coalition, a group formed to protest the service disruptions.

She said that when she founded the dining experience in Brisbane in 1997 she did not expect it to run for much longer than six months.