Sentence examples for he will exceed from inspiring English sources
TAMPA, Fla .— It's Derek Jeter, so people automatically assume he will exceed normal standards.
Perhaps rank-and-file Republicans are coalescing around Mr. Romney, and he will exceed expectations in Kansas.
Jay Siegel, the arbitrator in Mohammed's case, who has thirty days to write a decision, estimates that he will exceed his deadline, because of what he says is the amount of evidence under consideration.
But it's an especially absurd assumption when it comes to Trump, who has displayed authoritarian instincts and has argued that he will exceed Obama in using the powers of the executive branch.
Although senior figures at United last night insisted they would not be paying Falcao's Monaco salary in full, it is understood that he will exceed club captain Wayne Rooney as Old Trafford's top earner with a wage in the region of £265,000-a-week.
By 1999, they were 622, but last year Bez pushed them to 4,400, and he will exceed that number this year.
He has created many spectacular cakes for the World Food Olympics and other such events, but I think he will exceeded all of his achievements with this pastry monstrosity.
He's pursuing returns he thinks will exceed U.S. markets by at least 15 percentage points but also hoping to spread the message that the free flow of private equity and venture capital to bright entrepreneurial firms in Africa can be a superior alternative to the traditional development funds funneled through the likes of the World Bank.
Few people think they will exceed 25%.
He predicts USA shares will exceed $50 in the next 18 months.
And Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster wrote to clients Wednesday that he expects CS3 sales will exceed expectations and that Adobe's second-quarter revenue guidance "could prove to be conservative".
