expect having vs expect to have

Some examples from the web:

• As good as you'd expect, having just found out your drug killed all those people.
• Having people expect something of you?
• But quite frankly we cannot expect, having already given industry one set of rules to implement only a year or two ago, to hand them a completely new set of rules so quickly.
• I also... didn't expect to find myself having feelings for someone so soon.
• I expect you'll be having children soon, yes?
• Is it too much to expect, having due regard to the subsidiarity principle, to recommend zero tolerance of alcohol on the road, which saves many lives?
• What form will these steps take and when might we expect them to start having an effect?
• You got your Inlaws playing in the garden, I didn't expect to find you having it off in the living room, did I
• Having trouble sleeping, I expect.
• HELLER: Yet you expect us to believe that after having a sexual conversation...
• You don't expect Grace to pay, and I'm having a cash-flow problem.
• Having been raised with the self-esteem movement so popular in schools, I used to expect my needs to be considered.
• I'm having a little dinner party tonight to welcome Lemon home, and I expect you, her best friend, to be there.
• And you'll not keep me from having the respect and dignity... that he expects me to have.
• It seems to me impossible having another, but... +ADw-I did not expect.
• Well, after that jail food he's been having, I expect he'll eat anything.
• I think that, having a Czech presidency, you cannot expect us to stay silent.
• Having given our full support, we now, though, expect the Council to make its move.
• Having recently talked to the services, I expect the register to open in six weeks' time.
• Having earned our support you can now expect a critical friend in the alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe.

Some examples from the web:

• And I expect to have a very enlightening conversation with her tomorrow.
• By the time the night is out, I expect to have the boy in my custody.
• Like I said, you can't expect to have everything.
• You see, colored men expect to have to jump... through a few hoops in this man's army.
• I didn't expect to have these feelings for you.
• They expect to have Wyatt as their main account.
• In 10 years, I expect to have a gaggle of grandchildren.
• We didn't expect to have to do this.
• She's about the last person I'd expect to have cardiac issues.
• They can expect to have a lot of forms and functions within the practice of architecture.
• Statistically, I could expect to have an exceptional child.
• - You can expect to have a beautiful baby girl.
• I didn't expect to have the pleasure so soon.
• I don't expect to have a particularly nice time.
• When we go out, we expect to have contact.
• Now do you expect to have any sort of open debate...
• I do not expect to have to labour this point any further.
• Because of you, we expect to have a record-breaking year for our charity, mothers against the defamation of undiluted apple juice.
• We have the other one in custody, and we expect to have some information soon.
• It simply stands to reason then, that everyone would expect to have a say about how they are governed.