Example sentences of "how [verb] [pron] expect " in BNC.
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1 | How did they expect them to talk down there ? |
2 | Er how did he expect the poor the people to live and pay mortgage and er , you know all this and that on dole money ! |
3 | ‘ How did you expect me to react ? |
4 | " Well , how did you expect me to feel ? " |
5 | ‘ How did you expect to hear ? ’ |
6 | How do they expect people to visit ? ’ |
7 | How do you expect me to conceive myself as no longer existent ? ’ |
8 | Marie shrugged , impatiently : ‘ How do you expect me to remember something like that ? — You 're just trying to get me confused , are n't you ? |
9 | One , is there not a way in which your good tool could be perverted , and two , since this tool must inevitably be given into the hands of the people you despise for their aggressiveness and bad inheritance and rearing , how do you expect them to use it ? |
10 | ‘ How do you expect me to be ? |
11 | In the first place , how do you expect to see one ? |
12 | They 're forced into a position of dependence and in fact how do you expect a disabled child to be independent when even their parents are n't ? |
13 | How do you expect me to go to sleep after you 've told me something like that ? |
14 | ‘ And how do you expect to do that ? ’ he said flatly . |
15 | How do you expect me to get to the Sanctum from here ? ’ |
16 | ‘ How do you expect to unite humanity when you ca n't keep your own family united ? ’ |
17 | And if I ca n't make her open up , how do you expect the doctor to do so ? ’ |
18 | I ca n't see the wreckage from here , so how do you expect someone to see it from up there ? ’ |
19 | Well how do you expect Bernard results if you do n't tell him which results are decent ? |
20 | if on the other hand he has have n't done your chores , on a Sunday , er , how do you expect him to live in a place like this . |
21 | And how do you expect this to change by the end of the century ? |
22 | ‘ How does he expect to get away with this ? |
23 | How had he expected her to react to his betrayal — with laughter , perhaps , or nonchalance ? |