Sentence examples for will be expected to make from inspiring English sources

He will be expected to make it this season, beginning with the Daytona 500.

You will be expected to make your own way to the planet's surface.

From 2012, universities will be expected to make up the shortfall by charging undergraduates more.

If it does, they will be expected to make out their case to the publication concerned.

Because of the success of the 3-4, more teams will be expected to make the switch.

In theory, it has a compliance mechanism: countries that fail to meet their targets in one period will be expected to make even bigger cuts in the next.

These films will inevitably ramp up to an Avengers-style team-up movie and, if Cruise does indeed sign on for The Mummy, he'll be expected to make further appearances throughout this phase of films.

Quarterback Andrew Luck is about to follow in the footsteps of Peyton Manning in Indianapolis, and QB Robert Griffin III is following, well, let's just say that he'll be expected to make some noise in Washington.

You'll be expected to make up the difference at a later date, but it might help you in the meantime.

Of the players Gerrard will leave behind, Sterling, Sturridge (when fit), Coutinho and Henderson would appear to be the four who will be expected to do most to make up for his loss.

Part of the savings from the welfare budget will help fund the increase, but schools will still be expected to make £1bn of "procurement and back office" savings, and teachers will face a pay freeze.