Sentence examples for the town expects from inspiring English sources

According to the Web site, "The town expects to be Y2K ready on all critical systems by the end of December 1999".

The town expects to spend about $5 million to turn the historic buildings into office and meeting space and to modernize the lighting, heating and plumbing systems that Ms. de Menil had installed, Mr. McGintee said.

"With the old plan in place, we have a road map as to what the town expects, and we do not find it difficult to live within those guidelines," he said.

The master plan the town expects to finish by mid-May calls for 14 lots and about 350,000 square feet of industrial space on the west side of the airport, which is between Sunrise Highway and the Long Island Rail Road tracks.

Chaska's cut-rate service is so popular that the town expects to pay back in five years the $800,000 it borrowed to install the gear.

In June, the town expects more than 500 uniformed reenactors and 10,000 spectators at the first of the nation's 150th-anniversary battle reenactments.

This year, the town expected the number of visitors to fall by about 80 percent.

The towns expect another $200 million in revenues by 2010.

As a narrative arc, it's hardly unfamiliar; Sam bears a strong family resemblance to such other literary outsiders as Patrick McCabe's Butcher Boy, a dreamer whose small town expects the worst of him, and Niall Griffiths's Sheepshagger, an idiot savant on the warpath against second-homers.

In "Gilead," Ames, as a young man, marries the girl whom everyone in town expects him to marry.

While the Casa Morada is by some way the sleekest development in town – expect wall-mounted flat-screen TVs, whirlpool tubs, and mini-bar in your suite – it still fits in with the sleepy-village scene.