Sentence examples for it expects to catch from inspiring English sources
By the end of this month, it expects to catch up on all its foreign-debt arrears.
I looked at the men sitting around him, expecting to catch someone sniggering.
But Hyundai expects to catch up quickly.
He expects to catch nine innings on Tuesday.
He expects to catch every pass, no matter how poorly thrown.
The country's professional league expects to catch and surpass the N.H.L. as the world's premier hockey league.
Sony said it still expected to catch up with its long-term plans to have sold 10 million PlayStation 2 devices by the end of March.
Nevertheless, it is expected to catch both frequency and quantity, which requires the establishment of daily or weekly cutoff points for alcohol consumption.
China is one of the world's largest spenders and it is expected to catch up with the EU by 2009 in terms of R&D intensity (since 2004, is producing 3 times more engineers than the US and has the same number of full time researchers as all EU MS's together).
The usual game with these things is to presume the cast were having more fun than we are, but it really doesn't look like it: you keep expecting to catch them texting their agents".
Parts shortages that crimped sales in the third quarter have largely abated, although the company said it did not expect to catch up with demand for its popular new z900 mainframe before the end of the current quarter.
