do what is expected

“Do what is expected of you and bring us home immediately.”

I can’t do what is expected, though, because my body rarely obeys my mind.

Replacing them with service robots would definitely pay off for an enterprising employer if—and it is a big if, given that Optimus had to be manually wheeled off stage—robotics engineers can make their humanoid machines do what is expected of actual humans.

"President Trump sat at his dining table and watched the attack on television while his senior-most staff, closest advisors and family members begged him to do what is expected of any American president," U.S.

Elaine Luria, a Virginia Democrat on the committee, said: "President Trump sat at his dining table and watched the attack on television while his senior-most staff, closest advisers and family members begged him to do what is expected of any American president."