Examples of using Expected of him in English and their translations into Hebrew
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There's a lot expected of him.”.
This guy who hadnever played on such a platform had done what no one expected of him.
He knows what's expected of him.
The plain fact is Mr Bates, through no fault of his own,is not able to fulfill the extra duties expected of him.
Much is expected of him this season.
Is this what his father expected of him?
A lot is expected of him this season.”.
Not understanding what you expected of him.
As the young woman spoke, he rose, and advancing to the bed's head, said,with more kindness than might have been expected of him.
Everything that he does is expected of him.
The bus company:"The driver acted exactly as expected of him.".
He's doing exactly what we expected of him.
However, he never quite hit the heights many expected of him.
This means that all graduates of IMU fulfil all the desired outcomes expected of him or her in the programme.
He struggled with what society expected of him.
He never reached the heights expected of him.
He hasn't risen to the heights many expected of him.
However, he has failed to hit the heights expected of him.
In contrast, when Rav Dessler4 speaks of Eisav having a more difficult temperament,he also makes it clear that less was expected of him as a result(at least initially).
Indeed, it is already implicit in what was said above about the first duty of a Jew, and of any human being, to fulfill his mission in the place where he lives,and only after he has done everything expected of him locally, to consider whether he should go to another place to carry on his mission there.
That's what I expect of him.".
But that's what you expect of him in this kind of event.".
The Creator of the world tells each person what He expects of him.
Tell him what you expect of him.
It is not what we expect of him.
Either with advertising, a major sponsor, an affiliate product or any other way,the only way you win something that is that your visitor do what you expect of him.
For it is the condition of his rule that he shall spend his life in trying to impress the“natives,” andso in every crisis he has got do what the“natives” expect of him.