Sentence examples for a week to wait from inspiring English sources

But not daily: the service operates only on Sunday morning, so if you miss it you'll have a week to wait.

Anyway — less than a week to wait, so we'll find out soon.

He added: "If there are not [players in] by the end of January there is a week to wait and then there is the opportunity for loans.

We still have a week to wait until "Jane the Virgin" returns on April 6, so how about filling up a bit of that time with an interview with Jaime Camil, who plays Rogelio de la Vega on the delightful CW program?

It'll be a long week to wait after that cliffhanger, but we should get some answers as we travel back to Before The Flood.

If you miss a standout documentary in cinemas these days, you often have only a few weeks to wait until it comes back around on DVD.

Just a few weeks to wait now.

By March 2013, about 12,000 visitors a week had to wait two hours or more to get served, "a figure that had almost tripled in the previous four months".

"I told them I wanted to wait a week, to think it over," Twellman said.

"I think it is always a good thing better than to wait a week to play a game," he said.

"It's unbearable to have to wait a week to find out — and then it's all over.