Sentence examples for are waiting between from inspiring English sources

"I don't think you would be human if it wasn't tough, especially when it's a little slow out there and you are waiting between shots".

"I think it's only natural, I don't think you would be human if it wasn't tough, especially when it's a little slow out there and you are waiting between shots.

While they are waiting between interviews, spellmaster Cavanaugh (Alex Bruhanski) experiences chest pain and falls over a railing to his death, in front of Shawn and Gus.

Lawyers at Irwin Mitchell Solicitors have been applying for a judicial review into PIP delays, acting on behalf of six clients who had been waiting between seven and 14 months when they approached the firm for help.

34,500 patients were waiting between 26 and 36 weeks for their first appointment, up 3,500 on the figure for April.

Given modern machine computational power, relative latency mainly results from: 1) off-host delay: the duration between the occurrence of a physical event and its arrival on the host; 2) synchronization delay: the time in which data is waiting between stages without being processed.

We are waiting for exchanges between the government and the philanthropists and trustees to be completed".

They are waiting to see if talks between President Bush and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia in Slovenia on Saturday will further improve the working atmosphere here.

The Bowel Cancer UK report, Right test, right time, says people across the UK are waiting significant lengths of time between being referred and having their test.

When you can measure your heart rate, the number of steps you've taken, and general activity level, something as small as how many seconds you're waiting in-between bites seems a little less important.

We delivered our final recommendations in a manner that I think reflected our dedication and flexibility: while our client was waiting in between flights at a coffee corner in terminal 2G of Charles de Gaulle airport.