Sentence examples for is expected to listen from inspiring English sources

The wise Confucian is expected to listen in silence.

Ally Financial is expected to listen to pitches from bankers on Thursday as the government prepares to sell its shares in the bank to the public.

Whereas Mr Gadonneix seems to have resisted orders from the state, Mr Proglio is a friend of Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, and is expected to listen more attentively to his biggest shareholder.Mr Gadonneix badly wanted to stay on to see through EDF's international expansion.

EACH is expected to listen politely and find common ground.

Another 150 reporters in India were expected to listen in on the announcement via teleconference.

The Nationals are expected to listen to offers from several teams, but not until LaRoche signs the deal.

Fans were expected to listen to the radio and buy records and bands were expected to make records and tour to promote them.

Obama's ethos may disconcert the older guard in Washington, but it's probably comforting to a lot of younger voters who could never be expected to listen to successive tracks, in the same order, over and over again.

Pochettino banished him, briefly, to train with the development squad and Tottenham are expected to listen to offers for him in January, particularly if the attacking midfielder Alex Pritchard can return from his serious ankle injury.

The Americans are expected to listen to European doubts about the wisdom of toppling Saddam and then ignore them.For all these reasons Europeans have cause to feel a trifle more jealous of America than usual.

They are expected to listen to an audio recording of a conversation she had with a fellow African immigrant in an Arizona jail about a day after she says she was attacked.