Sentence examples for was usually expected from inspiring English sources

Because of legal quirks, taxi matters had long been dealt with at the state level, but the Council was usually expected to approve any plan under a so-called home rule clause.

In olden times - last decade and for more than 70 years before that - it was usually expected that either Labour or Conservative would win most of the seats in the House of Commons.

At the same time, he was far more willing to take up speaking engagements than on the Bodyline tour, showed an appreciation and regard for Indian crowds which he had never extended to Australia, and played the diplomatic role that was usually expected of a captain of the M.C.C. at the time.

Fifth, all sites planned for reduced productivity levels during the go-live period, and reduced productivity was usually expected for 1-2 months.

African-American music is usually expected to supply the perfume of the primitive.

Yet when it comes to sustainability and ethics, consumers are usually expected to pay a premium.

But creditors, as distinct from buyers, are usually expected to search existing registers of charged goods.

TEENAGE girls are usually expected to have given up playing with dolls.

I always like seeing a pop star who's not quite as toned as they are usually expected to be.

All are free of charge, but you are usually expected to cover the volunteer's expenses (transport, museum entry etc).

The investments in the funds, which are usually expected to gain 8percentt a year, actually lost 8.3percentt last year.