Sentence examples for training to expect from inspiring English sources

County officials in Franklin County, Kentucky, reportedly told poll workers at their morning training to expect a 55% turnout across the county, which is high for a midterm election.

People have been trained to expect lawns, and this expectation is self-reinforcing: weed laws are all but explicitly about maintaining property values.

"An older audience has been trained to expect being cued to laugh," he said.

And intellectuals... are trained to expect and demand from art what intellect is unable to do.

"From my years being in the Israeli Army, you are trained to expect the worst.

Physicians who have been trained to expect perfection from themselves usually find this battering.

Magazine and newspaper buyers, too, have been trained to expect lower prices for digital editions.

Their current situation is not their fault, and we've been trained to expect frustration.

This is Shakespeare, after all; audiences have been trained to expect the inexplicable and to revel in the illogical.

"There were plenty of mistakes," Dr. Frederking said, and the system worked better with someone like himself, trained to expect it to err from time to time.

He's not wrong to want to cut out aspirational twaddle, but American audiences have been trained to expect the twaddle.