Sentence examples for will expect anything from inspiring English sources
Nobody will expect anything from her".
(Why, incidentally, to parties only ever "lurch" to the right? When did you last hear of someone "lurching" to the centre?) No one outside Westminster, though, will expect anything to change.
"I guess there is no pressure on us now because nobody will expect anything next Saturday," he said.
"We will not expect anything else from you from now on.
At least his team will know to expect anything, especially from their coach.
No matter what happens, I don't expect anything will disrupt that".
Klich said he does not expect anything will happen to undermine that solid foundation.
"I do think there is a moral obligation, but I don't expect anything will be done [by the UK]," he said.
He said: "I do think there is a moral obligation, but I don't expect anything will be done [by the UK].
Readers recalling – fondly or otherwise – the author's style in the NME of the late 70s and 80s will know not to expect anything but a different kind of "biography" of the man whose death in January plunged many of us into mass grief.
"We are fully aware that it will be hostile – why would we expect anything less?" he says.
