Sentence examples for most expect a from inspiring English sources

Most expect a tighter regime.

Most expect a coalition with parties such as the Democrats, Bhumjaithai and the others.

The VAT hike will hit all retail businesses although most expect a bumper Christmas as shoppers rush to beat the rise.

Although most expect a dip in the city's visibility, Christian Benedetto of HSB Advisors, a property broker, says "Mr Booker put Newark on the map.

But most expect a drop in sales if HMV's stores close: that happened following the closure of Tower Records, an American chain, in 2004.

But most expect a drop in sales if HMV's stores close: that certainly happened following the closure of Tower Records, an American chain, in 2004.

Most expected a win over Minnesota on Monday, some even a blowout.

Most expected a stoppage in the first magazine fired," the report said.

Most expected a short-term boost as the change, which eliminated duty on houses under £175,000, came in.

When Theresa May announced the snap election in mid-April, most expected a dull campaign and a foregone conclusion.

Most expected a booking but referee John Beaton opted to send the Hibs player off.