Sentence examples for expects to invite from inspiring English sources

The choreographer Sergio Trujillo ("Memphis," "Jersey Boys") has been signed to direct and choreograph the musical, said Mr. Viertel, who expects to invite potential investors to industry readings of the show this winter and then mount an out-of-town tryout before moving to Broadway.

Mr. Brown's office is also expected to invite executives from Promontory and Deloitte to testify.

China is expected to invite Mr. Gates to Beijing, a significant change in tone.

Mr. Obama is expected to invite him to lunch in the coming days.

President Obama is also expected to invite Benjamin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas to the White House in September.

The South American common market, or Mercosur, is expected to invite Chile to join the trade bloc in early September.

Washington is also expected to invite Sunni Syria, which is considered in a loose alliance with Iran.

In addition, the congress was expected to invite businesspeople to join the Communist Party, modernizing it to include "peasants, workers and businessmen".

But host Rachel Maddow of MSNBC is expected to invite participants to point out their rivals' flaws and to pitch the public on their own virtues.

The announcement on Monday also included the creation of a community advisory committee, in which UC is expected to invite the DuBose family to participate.

It doesn't matter how your apartment is decorated in the city or even if it's clean, because you're not really expected to invite anybody over.