Sentence examples for you would expect something from inspiring English sources

"This school is the last place you would expect something like this to happen," she said.

If he was right, you would expect something similar to happen if another social group — say, working-class whites — experienced a comparable loss of economic opportunity.

For that money you would expect something more than a state-of-the-art, seven-passenger wagon, even if it is intended to cart children, plants and groceries.

""I don't think you can do that with every player you deal, but with impact players, you would expect something to fit," Baird said.

You would expect something better - and probably get it - from any other club but that's obviously Man U's attitude towards other clubs and players.

"It's an election year, and during an election year, I guess you would expect something like that to happen," he said.

So naturally you'd expect something called the 2007 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V to be pretty well endowed.

"You'd expect something you find like that to be decomposing, but it wasn't damaged much," Ms. Kornberg, 36, said.

So if the deal is £84bn/£85bn you'd expect something like £60bn to come back to shareholders.

From Marcel Desaulniers, the chef at THE TRELLIS in Williamsburg, Va., and the author of "Death by Chocolate," you'd expect something like Absolute Deep Dark Chocolate Fudge Cookies.

Ms. Stephens's aunt Danielle Morgan, 38, recalled her as a savvy "New York gal, the last kind of person you'd expect something like this to happen to".