Sentence examples for expects to work for from inspiring English sources

Barbara Willinger, a social worker in New York City, had planned to retire in December but now expects to work for at least another year.

At the opening Classic, Milan-San Remo, he expects to work for his team-mates Ben Swift and Elia Viviani, while in the "Northern" Classics – Flanders, Roubaix, Gent‑Wevelgem and E3 – he will be part of a key trio for Sky, along with Wiggins and Ian Stannard, a dominant winner last Saturday of the Belgian opener Het Nieuwsblad.

I expect to work for as long as I can.

Did this mean that he was expected to work for American law-enforcement and intelligence agencies?

Yet I am constantly being told that I should expect to work for free after graduating.

They know that they will be expected to work for weeks, maybe months, for nothing.

He was expected to work for the oil company that had financed his studies but walked away from the deal.

She is expected to work for the company if she goes to prison and take up some role once released.

What had worked for the Sunday paper was confidently expected to work for the daily and for a time the circulation did indeed rise dramatically.

To get a job after studying, many young people are expected to work for free to get their foot on the ladder.

Many expect to work for a number of different employers during their careers, and some will have already lost jobs during corporate shake-ups in the 1990s.