Sentence examples for only expect to from inspiring English sources

Big clubs like Arsenal not only expect to make it, they bank on it.

True to form, with so much on the line I can only expect to be disappointed.

They radiate a belief that they not only expect to win, they are entitled to win.

Now, men in that same category can only expect to earn two-thirds of the median.

"Lots of people are seeing hedgehogs, moles and deer, which you may only expect to see in the wider countryside.

Hikers, skiers and boaters not only expect to be whisked to safety at the push of a button, they regard this luxury as an inalienable right.

The slowdown in activity will help reduce those excess inventories; however, we only expect to see a slight acceleration in growth in the first quarter of this year.

As the gulf between traditional society and the modern world widens, we can only expect to see an increase in the rate of prostitution".

Schools in Salford not only expect to run their own affairs, they expect the council to provide the infrastructure and support to enable them to do so.

These numbers — which are in line with other estimates — show progress at rates we normally only expect to see for information technology.

Real Madrid scent victory in their summer-long pursuit of Luka Modric and they not only expect to complete his signing in the coming days but intend to do so for rather less than Tottenham Hotspur's £40m asking price.