Sentence examples for expects to get back from inspiring English sources

"Anybody who expects to get back to gasoline at $1 or $1.20 a gallon will be seriously disappointed".

In addition, Seattle expects to get back at least two of its injured receivers — Bobby Engram and Deion Branch — to work with quarterback Matt Hasselbeck.

Even in Ireland, the one "success" which returned to growth and expects to get back to market funding this year, the troika underestimated job losses and the related social damage.

[Page A10.] "Anybody who expects to get back to gasoline at $1 or $1.20 a gallon will be seriously disappointed," said Raad Alkadiri, an analyst at Petroleum Finance Company, an industry research firm based in Washington.

Surely President Bush's reasons for his tax cuts for the top tax brackets have something to do with the campaign financing the Republican Party expects to get back from the rich.

Bruce Rohde, ConAgra's chief executive, says in a statement that the company still needs to "more effectively anticipate and deal with our operational issues," but that it "expects to get back on track over the next few quarters".

Policy makers are not expected to get back to negotiations until after Thanksgiving.

Serbian lawyers said, however, that few expected to get back any funds.

I didn't expect to get back in but I wasn't surprised either.

The families expect to get back $100 here, $1,000 there, they say, but not big money.

Farepak's administrators have warned that customers can expect to get back at most a few pence in the pound.