Sentence examples for and much awaited from inspiring English sources

It's definitely a good thing and much awaited, but at the same time – like any other bill or any other act – it has challenges".

This detailed and much awaited ruling was about giving meat to these weighty allegations, and he along with his colleagues, did just that.

This is a commendable and much awaited change of focus in the cruciate ligament replacement field.

"You're going out a Star, but you're coming back a Prima Donna!" Just prior to the company's 2011 season and the much awaited premiere of Heart of a Soldier, I interviewed Melody about her up-coming role as the hero's wife, "Susan Rescorla".

The CAP and ProtecT trials have been designed and conducted to make a much awaited and crucial contribution in understanding the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of prostate cancer screening, as well as directly informing international policy on testing and treatment of this common malignancy.

The "laplet has been much announced and its arrival much awaited," he said.

The new material called GraphExeter, is transparent, lightweight and highly flexible and could revolutionize the electronics industry and usher in those much awaited, low cost wearable electronics we all dream about.

Group I intron structures thus provide much awaited and extremely valuable snapshots of how these ribozymes coordinate substrate binding and catalysis.

The stock dropped nearly 20 points after Apple didn't reveal the much awaited (and hyped) iPhone 5. Instead, Apple debuted the iPhone 4S, which looks a lot like the iPhone 4, but includes a new processor, a CDMA/GSM chip that makes it a world phone and a new camera.

Wednesday brings updates on the February performance of the U.S. service industries – which make up the vast majority of the economy -- provided by the Institute for Supply Management, and the Federal Reserve's much awaited "Beige Book" analysis of economic conditions in its 12 districts.

Under sunny April skies, residents both wizened and young gathered for the much awaited reopening of the medieval Abbey of San Clemente, a beloved local landmark that was shattered by the April 6, 2009, temblor that killed more than 300 and left tens of thousands homeless.