Sentence examples for gold expected from inspiring English sources

But the stalemate has a price: aid is trickling in, but the pot of gold expected a year ago is still at the end of the rainbow.

In contrast to Qin, who received the gold expected of him after a Chinese campaign to ensure that he had the best possible preparation, Smith won a medal against the most lamentable odds.

Mr. Paulson began buying huge quantities of gold, expecting the precious metal to soar as higher inflation re-emerged.

Gold expects the trucks to contribute 80% of 2002 earnings of $1.37 a share.

Now that Emma is Sheriff, Gold expects to be paid back for his favors.

The combined company, to be called New Gold, is expected to produce 297,000 ounces of gold this year and 335,000 ounces in 2009 from operations in Australia, Brazil and Mexico, Peak said.

Damien Hirst's latest creation — a bull submerged in formaldehyde, with a head crowned by a solid-gold disc, and hooves and horns cast in 18-karat gold — is expected to fetch $16 million to $24 million when it is sold at a Sotheby's auction in London on Sept. 15.

No gold medals in weightlifting, where five silvers were won, will have been hard for the Russian team to bear, though athletics remained as strong as ever, bringing home eight golds and 18 medals overall, even without the likes of Yelena Isinbayeva contributing gold as expected.

For more than a year, Luongo, a 2010 Olympic gold medalist, expected to be traded.

Czech Zuzanna Hejnova took gold as expected in a world leading 52.83s.

While the rallies in industrial commodities and gold are expected to continue this year, they may not be so strong.