Sentence examples for month should expect from inspiring English sources
Those who play once a month should expect less from an occasional lesson, and from themselves, than those who take lessons regularly and play several times a week.
Golfers who play less than once a month should expect less from an occasional lesson than those who play several times a week.
"As things got a little provocative and exciting, he said, 'I'm throwing out the show I wrote and writing a new show.'" Hudlin said audiences next month should expect jokes riffing off the #OscarsSoWhite furore.
Carney, who only joined the Bank last July, should expect to be challenged over his efforts to modernise the Bank.
But May should expect to encounter resistance from business groups wary of sweeping regulations that make life more complicated for those already playing by the rules.
That does not mean that those who buy tickets to his one-man show, "An Evening With Jeff Daniels," at Fairfield Theatre's StageOne on Oct. 25, should expect an effortless or lackadaisical performance, though.
Energy market regulator Ofgem said last month that consumers should expect to see energy prices starting to drop early in the New Year.
We do not know yet how much of that softness came from the credit squeeze in the last couple of weeks of June, but we should expect a bigger impact on the July numbers.
Theresa May's government should expect the European parliament to be one of the staunchest defenders of the principle of free movement of people, according to Hübner.
According to "Trying to Turn Obama Voters Into Tax Allies" (news article, Nov. 26), I should expect an e-mail from one of President Obama's strategists asking me to support his efforts to secure Congressional approval of tax increases on the wealthy.
Such forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements regarding the anticipated benefits of the transaction and other statements identified by words such as "may," "will," "intend," "should," "expect" or similar expressions.
