be expected to begin

Frequency: 7.717.4 per million words

Indicates a general expectation that something will start.

beginVERB + begin

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be expected to

Examples (10)

  • Construction on the new bridge is expected to begin in early spring.
  • The trial is expected to begin as soon as the final witnesses are confirmed.
  • Negotiations between the union and the company are expected to begin next week.
  • The rainy season is expected to begin later than usual this year.
  • Although the concert was expected to begin at 8 PM, it was delayed by technical issues.
  • The new training program is expected to begin at the start of the next fiscal year.
  • Filming for the new movie is expected to begin once the lead actor recovers.
  • The annual clearance sale is expected to begin on Friday morning.
  • The economic recovery process is expected to begin in the coming months.
  • The formal ceremony is expected to begin with a speech from the president.