Sentence examples for is confidently expected from inspiring English sources

The capture of the town is confidently expected here, probably by seven o'clock this evening.

Attendance, which had dipped to about 60percentt of capacity before Ms. Alsop's appointment, is confidently expected to reach the high 70percentt range.

Frankel is confidently expected to spark celebrations from an enthusiastic crowd when he runs in the International at York on Wednesday, for which his odds are 1-7.

The monastery is ruined now, but great things are in store for it: Francesca von Hapsburg, the archduchess of Austria, has bought up the arcaded courtyard and is confidently expected to tart it up.

He went on: "You have been paid an enormous compliment because, despite all you know of him, it is confidently expected you will be able to give this man a fair trial".

Sprinter Sacre is confidently expected to be successful when he steps out of novice company next season and the bookmakers will offer no bigger than 2-1 against him for the Champion Chase at the 2013 Festival.

Bob is confidently expecting them to say no.

A short list starts with England, who were guilty of dashing expectations when they went to Australia in 2006-07; 20 yearlierrlier, they had confounded expectations by winning a series they were confidently expected to lose – they couldn't bat, couldn't bowl and couldn't field.

More Roman finds are confidently expected.

The curled-lip phrase "male gaze" can be confidently expected to make an appearance, and it does.

This Saturday around 80,000 are confidently expected to pack Wembley for the club's Premiership fixture with Quins.