Sentence examples for expects to be found from inspiring English sources

"This is hard on me," said Porter, who maintains he did nothing wrong and expects to be found innocent.

But just like Jeff Bailey Robert Mitchumm), say, in "Out of the Past," a 1947 movie set in a small town on the eastern slopes of the Sierra Nevada, he lives in a gloom that expects to be found out sooner or later.

The oil company has publicly said that it expects to be found liable for up to $27 billion in damages for what has become known as the 'Amazon Chernobyl.' And in less than a week, a high-profile documentary film about the case- acclaimed filmmaker Joe Berlinger's CRUDE- comes out in U.S theaters.

More casualties are expected to be found in the building, which was home to four families.

More oil-covered birds were expected to be found as the stormy winds continued.

"They were expecting to be found guilty even though they are not," he said.

The flamboyant Mr. Wang, 52, is expected to be found guilty on all four charges.

Myself lurking in a candled corner expecting to be found charming.

Here's why: People don't expect to be found out.

Our results have being obtained from microarray data, but similar effects are expected to be found in RNA-Seq assays.

A feature subset that possesses the same classification power as that of the whole feature set is expected to be found prior to performing a classification task.