Sentence examples for well to expect from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Winfrey, who could be as tough as any political reporter if she wanted to, knows her audience too well to expect it to sit still for a heavy policy discussion.

Six months after he stood down as Lib Dem leader, Kennedy was asked on Question Time if he would ever attempt to return to the position – and refused to rule out the move with this enigmatic response: The one thing we can all be sure about in politics is you are as well to expect the unexpected.

His PR assistant appears relieved that he is only 10 minutes late, but when a 25-year-old member of the most popular comic wave since early-1980s Saturday Night Live is in London, shooting a movie with Russell Brand of all people, it's probably just as well to expect tardiness, or worse.

Anyone expecting a reconciliation at Arlo's deathbed saw the show expertly sidestep yet another cliche: We know both men too well to expect them to forgive and forget after decades of mistrust and hostility.

With his new $120m contract, Flacco is certainly getting paid well enough to expect it.

The expert, the one-man disaster area, knows all too well what to expect if he endures a third demotion.

Often researchers understand their system well enough to expect different process between, for instance, wet and dry years.

Be sure to mix extra well and to expect to wait longer than usual if you are using fresh fruit.

Well, we seem to expect actual electricity to course through the leads that connect their mics to the venue PA.

Even philosophers whose overall views may well lead one to expect otherwise tend to agree.

They can inform you about a city's history as well as what to expect in its future.