Sentence examples for to be expected from from inspiring English sources

This is to be expected from Trump.

Successful results were also to be expected from Eddington's expedition.

Miracles are not to be expected from advanced control.

"But this is to be expected from the Americans".

It was not to be expected from any one State, much less from thirteen.

That's to be expected from a city that nurtured both Hans Christian Andersen and Soren Kierkegaard.

And within it there are the struggles for priorities to be expected from any broad alliance.

The worst behaviour is to be expected from the British, Irish and Danes.

In other words, to be expected from politicians right about now.

Such sclerosis is only to be expected from the Conservative party.

Such a procedure is to be expected from Ms. Rego with her propensity to complicate matters.