Sentence examples for week expects from inspiring English sources

BBC World has teamed up with Discovery Communications -- which already distributes BBC America, the BBC's entertainment channel -- to sell the BBC's 24-hour news channel, and this week expects to announce its first distribution deal with an American cable provider for the channel.

This wasn't going to be a economic road-bump lasting for a few short months Business Week expects the negative Y2K impact to continue all the way out to the second quarter of 2001.

Owers is this week expected to make scathing criticisms of the regimes at the two prisons.

Cameron will turn up each week expecting the usual round of topical and popular issues raised by Rita, Sue and Bob too.

"With the limited practice and limited prep that I've had this week, I'm not coming into this week expecting a lot," Day said.

One asked her what time she has to get up, and she told him 4am four days a week, expecting the sympathetic response she gets in Muswell Hill.

Behind them, a crammed leaderboard told a story that disappointed no one, not even those who came to Georgia this week expecting a battle between Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy.

But he was set to grin and bear several of them in a campaign week expected to be among his most lucrative.

The two men announced that Southern African finance ministers are this week expected to announce a $1.5bn loan to Zimbabwe, to be underwritten by the African Development Bank.

Google is next week expected to reveal that its controversial tax structures have boosted its offshore cash reserves to $43bn – up $4bn in 12 months.

George Osborne is facing pressure to sacrifice inflation targets to kickstart growth, with official figures this week expected to show Britain sliding towards an unprecedented triple-dip recession.