Sentence examples for were expected to draw from inspiring English sources

Now in their fifth year, the tours, which continue today, were expected to draw 100,000 visitors this weekend.

Alexis Tsipras, the leader of Syriza, joined anti-austerity protests in Thessaloniki on Saturday evening, which were expected to draw thousands of disenchanted workers.

Security forces were on high alert in Jerusalem in preparation for two big events Saturday evening that were expected to draw thousands: a Euro2014 qualifying soccer match pitting Israel against Cyprus and an open-air concert by reggae rapper Matisyahu.

Police officials said there wasn't enough time to ensure public health and safety at the proposed Calverton events, which were expected to draw 50,000 to 100,000 people each.

"You were expected to draw these objects very carefully in charcoal," recalled Wyeth in an interview with Thomas Hoving, the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in 1976, "getting the proportions and perspective, and strange shadows and reflected lights perfectly accurately".

Mayors from across central Louisiana and the area's Congressional delegation had been involved in planning for the series of events, which were expected to draw tens of thousands of people to downtown Leesville, a town of 7,000 people whose livelihoods are integrally linked to Fort Polk.

The bill is expected to draw bipartisan support.

It is expected to draw about 1,000 residents.

It is expected to draw nearly five million visitors.

That deal is expected to draw business from France and Italy.

Tonight's debate is expected to draw a large audience.