Sentence examples for supposed to commence from inspiring English sources
Clemens, 45, has a personal services contract with the Astros that is supposed to commence after he officially retires.
At the start of a panic attack, you are supposed to commence the catechism: what am I afraid of?
Construction work on what is thought to be one of the world's richest copper deposits, outside this rusting town near the Congo border, was supposed to commence on New Year's Day, signifying a turn toward better times in Zambia's struggling mining industry.
Originally, construction was supposed to commence in January 2008.
It was certainly instructional to hear, as hard as it might have been to hear that the entire nation had not en masse signed on for the post-partisan epoch that was supposed to commence that very day.
Like all first pitches, Jordan Leandre, a pediatric cancer survivor, was supposed to lob the ball toward home plate to commence the game, just like he did 10 years ago on the same field after he recovered from cancer.
The leadership transition that will commence this autumn was supposed to put an end to that kind of political bloodshed.
"Wow". Macdonald is circumspect about what happened to Pitt, who dropped out a week before shooting was to commence in November 2007, which in turn led to Edward Norton, who was supposed to play the congressman, also leaving the project.
Another challenge is the amount of information one is supposed to gather about the hardware system before the installation commences - on sound and video cards, type and model of hard drive, and "IP, DHCP, and BOOTP addresses", among other things.
