Sentence examples for which expected to from inspiring English sources

The Labour Party, which expected to win, has had a shattering setback.

Amazingly it's their pitching, which expected to be one of the worst staffs in all of baseball in 2012.

The decline opened up enticing prospects for Europe's great powers, which expected to annex strategically important territories.

Those places include teams like Croatia and Turkey and Portugal, which expected to qualify in the first place.

Syracuse 22-100), which expected to receive a bid to the N.C.A.A. tournament, was seeded second in the South and will play South Alabama on Wednesday night.

The timing could not have been worse for "Into the Woods," which expected to have several dozen critics and Tony Award nominators at last night's preview.

The company, which expects to save $400 million a year, said it was fighting strong competition from abroad.

Fresh Direct, which expects to add 1,000 jobs over the next five years, declined to comment.

The new venture, which expects to go into operation early in 1999, will be 80percentt owned by Perkin-Elmer.

Shares in Ceridian, which expects to take a charge of $25 million to $30 million in the fourth quarter, rose $1.4375, to $24.6875.

One exception is government and nonprofit organizations, which expect to increase their recruiting by 21percentthethe survey said.