Sentence examples for he often expects from inspiring English sources

When Geoff Dyer introduces screenings of Tarkovsky's "Stalker," the subject of his granular study "Zona," he often expects to leave after fifteen minutes but finds himself staying "for a bit longer and a bit longer" until he has sat through the whole film once again: not only are there "new things to notice" but he finds it "more moving than ever".

And while Dan and others do charge more for chemsex his normal rate is £300 ($470) and he charges an extra £100 ($156) for chillouts—he's often expected to source the drugs himself.

And while Dan and others do charge more for chemsex his normal rate is £300 [$470] and he charges an extra £100 [$156] for chillouts—he's often expected to source the drugs himself.

And while Dan and others do charge more for chemsex – his normal rate is £300, and he charges an extra £100 for chillouts – he's often expected to source the drugs himself.

An out-of-town oilman in North Dakota can be met with a degree of suspicion, and Rankin says that the people he meets often "expect J. R. Ewing in a designer suit and cowboy boots, with a big-shot belt buckle".

[cartoon id= a15730"] An out-of-town oilman in North Dakota can be met with a degree of suspicion, and Rankin says that the people he meets often "expect J. R. Ewing in a designer suit and cowboy boots, with a big-shot belt buckle".

As a consultant, he is often expected to be on call for seven days in a row, working from 07:00 until 20 00 or 21 00.

And to boot, they often expect buy-in!

Departmental tradition often expects the visiting scientist to present his or her findings to the department.

Thanks to the ascendancy of gangsta rap, to Biggie and Tupac, the wider public often expects rappers to die violently.

However, the general public often expects science to generate advances that directly improve the human condition.