Sentence examples for she now expects from inspiring English sources

She now expects the 24 homesites, which start at more than $2 million, to sell out in four years instead of two.

With the public money she now expects to qualify for, she will reach $6,729,000, which is the maximum amount mayoral candidates who accept public financing will be permitted to spend before the primary.

Ms. Krutick predicted last fall that the number of screens would decline to 32,000 by the end of 2003; she now expects that figure to be reached in 2004.

In the lovers' "balcony" scene — which in Morris's version involves no balcony (Prokofiev placed the scene in a darkened ballroom, after the ball) — Juliet concludes her ardent avowals by unromantically indicating, as does Shakespeare's Juliet, that she now expects Romeo to marry her.

In the lovers' "balcony" scene which in Morris's version involves no balcony (Prokofiev placed the scene in a darkened ballroom, after the ball)—Juliet concludes her ardent avowals by unromantically indicating, as does Shakespeare's Juliet, that she now expects Romeo to marry her.

But she now expects her team's high-profile win to boost the sport's status.

Lillian Silver, who commutes to Manhattan each week from Rochester for her job as the director of development at the Metropolitan Opera, said she now expected to wait as long as 45 minutes after landing at La Guardia.

The first time such a prospect was presented in an enthusiastic speech, Siyu had the odd feeling that she was now expected to marry her father; only later did she realize that she was no longer a young woman.

But Lloyd, who was still sitting on the steps, moved aside courteously for her, without a word, and she went into the house and found what she was now expecting to find.

She is now expected on Saturday.

She is now expecting her first baby in May.