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

Within each group, a consumer will be expected to play a specific role or set of roles dictated by the norms of the group.

He will be expected to play a more sustained role than the "up and at them" one he has excelled at so far.

Details about the role universities will be expected to play in ensuring that international students do not overstay their visa will be announced shortly, he added.

I had flashbacks of what happened to Marc-Vivien Foé." Assou-Ekotto will be expected to play, if selected, for Tottenham on that same field against Stoke City on Wednesday.

The association added: "Fifpro is deeply alarmed by reports of the brutal exploitation of migrant workers by construction companies in Qatar who are involved in building the stadia that Fifpro members will be expected to play in.

But Harrison, ranked 66th, will be expected to play two live singles matches on the red clay of the Monte Carlo Country Club, the Mediterranean playground with the grand seaside views that is situated, despite its name, just outside the principality of Monaco in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, France.

Nobody will be expecting to play, we'll all have to fight, but I love the competition".

A Chinese child as young as six might be persuaded to attend an intensive table-tennis academy — where, to judge from one young man's experience, he'll be expected to play for some six to eight hours a day, six and a half days a week, well into his teens, if he shows real talent.

Your child will be expected to work, not sit around and play video games.

The organizers of today's tours, as well as the public that fills the concert halls, should keep in mind that a tired, frustrated, humiliated musician, who has to think each day about how he will pay for his meals, cannot be expected to play willingly and with joy.

Giants safety SHAUN WILLIAMS played at U.C.L.A. as well.... Cornerbacks WILL PETERSON and WILL ALLEN are expected to play Sunday.