Not knowing what might be expected of men in general.—G. ELIOT.
"Expect from."
She will expect more attention from you, as my friend.—Walpole.
There was a certain grace and decorum hardly to be expected from a man.—Macaulay.
I have long expected something remarkable from you.—G. Eliot.
465. "Part with" is used with both persons and things, but "part from" is less often found in speaking of things.
Illustrations of "part with," "part from:"—
"Part with."
He was fond of everybody that he was used to, and hated to part with them.—Austen.
Cleveland was sorry to part with him.—Bulwer.