Sentence examples for she is expected to get from inspiring English sources

Skeeter (Emma Stone, in the movie) graduates from Ole Miss, and, like her friends, she is expected to get married, but she's restlessly ambitious and wants to write.

She is expected to get to the second round of presidential elections in May, then lose to an establishment figure, probably Alain Juppé.

"The former question conveys a message to the child that he or she is expected to get full marks on the test while the second question does not convey such a message," he said.

After Ms. Grubman ends her jail term -- she is expected to get out on Nov. 29, assuming she earns time off for good behavior -- she will have to rebuild a business that has suffered badly since her arrest in July 2001, dropping from about 30 employees to 15 and stung by the defection of many prestigious clients.

She was expected to get it right, to represent, to set an example and blaze a path.

Engaged at 13, then again at 17, she was expected to get married and have kids.

As such, she says, after graduating from UC Irvine, she was expected to get a safe job with a 401(k) plan and to live with her parents until she was married.

As one military spouse put it, she was expected to get her husband ready to attend a mandatory military formation.

In time, she was expecting to get a second master's, in clinical psychology, and open a rehabilitation center.

Companies are hesitant to commit to ad spending since the economy is expected to get weaker, she said, adding that Beijing-based AirMedia Group also warned that ad spending would slow in 2009.

It is expected to get worse.