Sentence examples for indeed expect from inspiring English sources

Indeed, expect quite the opposite: Some of these deals are being driven by "savings," an overused euphemism for layoffs.

"After I regained my composure, I told my 8-year-old son that he could indeed expect a raise".

One would indeed expect a similar change to be apparent in the character of contemporary architecture, and the fact that this is not so may be due to the paucity of excavated examples.

His remarks, made during a debate with his Democrat challenger for the governorship, state senator Barbara Buono, were the clearest signal yet that Mr Christie does indeed expect to seek the Republican nomination in 2016.

Speaking at a community centre in south London, Mr Brown said: "I ask, and indeed expect, to be judged by this test: our stewardship of the British economy and building a lasting prosperity by releasing untapped potential.

Amongst other innovations, ER taught us that a gurney is a trolley, while we are now accustomed to, and indeed expect, gorgeous doctors in peach or pistachio coloured "scrubs" (our medics now also wear those ice cream colours) to come frantically crashing through swing doors in a blinding flash of theme tune and strobe.

Multiple answers accepted; indeed, expected.

However inside sources have told Guardian Australia the magazine is indeed expected to close.

The delay in the poll we asked for, and indeed expected, did not occur.

Tony Popovic will be hoping, and indeed expecting, that Tomi Juric fills the void left by the curiously eulogised Dino Kresinger with a run of goals.

Such regions are indeed expected to appear softer in the UFM contrast.