Sentence examples for he'd be expected to from inspiring English sources

Instead of being ahead in the popular vote by a hair over one point, he'd be expected to win by around four.

So picking Rubio as his VP running-mate would probably help clinch a state he'd be expected to win in any event; with the effect of merely narrowing his defeat in the electoral college vote.

"He would hold back a few innings last year because, as a starter, he knew he'd be expected to go at least five, six innings every time he went out.

Americans are not safer on the streets with Soering in a Virginia prison: as a convict and a foreign citizen, he'd be expected to be barred, on his repatriation, from ever reëntering the U.S. The overcrowded Virginia Department of Corrections doesn't benefit from losing a rare chance to offload one of its life charges onto another country's system.

Somebody explained to him that he was certainly welcome to stay as long as he understood that certain Movie Night rules would be observed around him, and that he'd be expected to help pass the candy that gets handed back and forth so constantly at Movie Night that its presence is practically another rule.

He knew he'd be expected to pay; men in Olongapo assume as much when a girl is forward on a Saturday night.

He'd been expected to go on to A-levels and then university, but he had itchy feet and wanted out.

Received wisdom is that her own pre-A Journey book fatally diluted Tony's market-share – knocking his worth down from the £7million he'd been expected to get when the rights went up for auction.

He would be expected to reject the request.

When Josue went to kindergarten, he would be expected to read.

He would be expected to continue that policy no matter where he returned to in Afghanistan.