Sentence examples for expects to be re-elected from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Sepp Blatter fully expects to be re-elected FIFA president in Zurich on Wednesday.

The mayor has been saying that he fully expects to be re-elected in 2005.

If he expects to be re-elected, Mr Bush must govern well, or at least be seen to govern well.

But the fact that Mr Brown has to appeal to the center-left if he expects to be re-elected in 2012 means he will have to continue to do so occasionally; a party-line Republican won't win elections in Massachussetts.

Mir Wali, a former legislator from Helmand Province who was expected to be re-elected, has election commission documents that showed him leading several weeks ago, only to be overtaken suddenly in the counting by virtual unknowns.

BSkyB has stood by James Murdoch, who is widely is expected to be re-elected.

*21 incumbents -- 11 Republicans and 10 Democrats -- are expected to be re-elected easily.

Representatives Philip M. Crane of Illinois and Bill Thomas of California expect to be re-elected comfortably.

He later told Judge Wells, "Quite frankly, I expect to be re-elected".

You can't achieve more than the public wants and expect to be re-elected.

An incumbent Speaker would normally expect to be re-elected on the nod.