Sentence examples for have expected to work from inspiring English sources

Theo Griepenkerl has no need to do this, since he is (or so we are told) the world's leading scholar of Aramaic and might reasonably have expected to work on the scrolls anyway.

"it probably would have been the last" he would have expected to work.

At the age of 22, the Cornell student's plans foundered when his father suddenly announced that he was divorcing Sandy's mother and selling the family's steel-importing business where the son had expected to work.

And his overnight bag held a change of clothes -- he had expected to work well into the night reporting on the mayoral vote -- and a room reservation for the Marriott hotel in the World Trade Center complex.

Consider Barbara Petrucci, a dialysis nurse who had expected to stop working soon, or at least scale back to part time.

But given his background -- he graduated from Clemson University in Clemson, S.C., with a degree in computer information systems -- he had expected to be working in the computer industry.

He declined to comment on the news of Ling's departure when contacted by the BBC on Monday, but Torquay skipper Lee Mansell was taken aback, having expected to be working again with Ling next season.

"It's been very nice to perform research in hours compatible with family life," she says, and she has not been expected to work evenings and weekends.

Former top editors at TBD.com told The Huffington Post last summer that they had expected to have a few years to work toward profitability -- not unlike Politico.

The work had expected to be finished by October 2002, but could be speeded up.

Christensen told me that, last December, employees at the factory had learned they would be expected to work on Christmas Day, to fulfill orders.