Example sentences of "[conj] [pron] [modal v] expect some " in BNC.
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| 1 | Thus , using a plural in a continuation based on the verb + with conditions , where we might expect some sort of strain , does indeed produce a reliably higher number of continuations using both . |
| 2 | Examples are too numerous to list , but a particularly telling one from members of our own profession , where one might expect some awareness , can serve . |
| 3 | Mirco is Czech and Annette is half-French so you can expect some creative cuisine here . |
| 4 | Football this afternoon Scarborough are playing Bury at the McCain Stadium so you can expect some extra traffic in Scarborough town centre with that football . |
| 5 | Over the last thirty years the achievements of physiologists and psychologists in studying dreaming have received a good deal of attention in the media , much of it sensationalist , so one might expect some of this information to have percolated through to become common knowledge . |
| 6 | And you 'd expect some broken headlights or something here on the road . |
| 7 | He has sub-titled his talk ‘ A Layman 's View ’ , but you can expect some thought-provoking views . |
| 8 | Cloud amounts will vary but we can expect some warm sunshine . |
| 9 | Though you might expect some echoes of a Telecaster or a Les Paul Junior , it actually sounds like neither . |
| 10 | Not surprisingly these features are principally confined to the cities of the province , though we might expect some form of provision at those sites where water transport clearly played a part in moving bulky products like building stone or pottery ( p. 43 ) . |