He uses the immigration line for Japanese citizens and never waits more than five minutes.
He never waits to pretty it up, smoothing its fur or arranging its limbs with the decency due unto death.
And we're not sure if this last one is true, but it often seems to be the case: Ladies and Gentlemen, the express never waits for the local.
And Dr. Uccellini said that the weather never waits around long enough to allow much in the way of postmortem analysis.
As president, Mr. Bush gets traffic-controlled motorcades all over the world, meaning that he never waits in his limousine at red lights and has major highways to himself.
That was Monday, and, though the week's work never waits, summer is in full swing, bringing with it barbecues, beach parties, traffic jams, and the quest for the song of the season.
Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Adam Gilchrist, one of the greatest cricketers in the history of the game, plays by a different code: he never waits to be given out by the umpire but walks when he thinks he has hit the ball.
Another important factor that helps in reducing the number of received undecodable messages is related to the model presented in Section 2. Recall that the model allows packets to be transmitted without coding and never waits for a match.
