Example sentences of "are expect [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | From New York are expected Matthew Marks , Andrea Rosen , American Fine Arts , Pat Hearn , Feature , Lisa Spellman of 303 and Nordenstadt-Skarsted of New York and Stockholm . |
2 | ‘ We are expecting doctors to review the situation at some stage today . ’ |
3 | If you are expecting jokes , they are seldom as good in fact as in prospect . |
4 | Her daughter-in-law Victoria , wife of her younger son Rupert Legge , tells me they are expecting Lady Spencer at their home , Hamswell House , near Bath . |
5 | ‘ We are expecting things to pick up generally , ’ he says . |
6 | Observers are expecting DEC to rename its OSF/1 software soon . |
7 | We are expecting exports to rise by 6 per cent . |
8 | On the new side of the market , specialist retailers are expecting Reebok 's Hexalite Racer to challenge the leading sellers and Turntec 's Flexlite II , which incorporates the newly-developed ART energy return system to arouse interest . |
9 | Observers are expecting multi-processors beyond the current 4-processor models , but whether these will be 88100 or 88110 machines is currently unclear . |
10 | ‘ We are expecting 30- plus cars from across the water , including a couple of Aston Martin Ulsters and a Ford TT Special . ’ |
11 | Ultrasound scans may be used to give an internal picture , which can help in finding out whether you are expecting twins , whether your baby 's size ties in with your dates , and the position of the placenta in case it is low-lying in late pregnancy — covering the cervix and blocking the baby 's exit ( placenta praevia ) . |
12 | However , the French electrical market is forecast to contract by more than 2 per cent this year , after slipping 4 per cent in 1992 , and brokers are expecting Darty 's profits to fall in 1993 . |
13 | Since unemployed workers are expecting zero price inflation , they perceive the rise in money wages ( 4 per cent in Fig. 6.4 ) as a rise in real wages and some of them accept job offers which they might otherwise have refused . |