Sentence examples for one to be expected from inspiring English sources

They laughed together at any predestinatory prerogative of her mother's, or the alternative paternal one — to be expected to become a doctor!

LUCIANO PAVAROTTI In all likelihood, as things are going, this great tenor's career will end not with a whimper but with an amplified bellow, like the one to be expected here, in an event undoubtedly tied to the release of a new album from Decca, "Pavarotti and Friends".

In order to keep that work going, the White House asked Congress for a budget of $963.4 million, a significant boost from 2014, but one to be expected at this point in the census cycle if everything is on track.

Overall, the number and frequency of anatomical variants is so high that at least one is to be expected in up to 60% of patients undergoing imaging [6].

Because the major focus of the president's address was America's economic recovery, strong statements such as this one were to be expected.

Either way, no one should be expected to put up with it at work.

No-one can be expected to rely solely on tokenism and to ignore everything else.

But why should one be expected to "get over"something whose implications continue to resonate?

State Assembly three to one, and is expected to whisk through the Senate by an even wider margin.

This is the moment when the skills of a political natural, pressed one-to-one with voters, are expected to vault him forward.

Apparently, when one turns 40, one is expected to celebrate in a spectacularly grandiose fashion.