Sentence examples for awaiting closure from inspiring English sources
The phrase "awaiting closure" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a situation or process that is pending resolution or conclusion. Example: "After months of negotiations, we are still awaiting closure on the contract."
This case, which is still awaiting closure, was the trigger for Kishwar Desai's third novel, The Sea of Innocence (Simon & Schuster, £12.99).
Party by the Spree While the squats in Mitte await closure, other communal artist groups have figured out a way to pay their rent and keep the spirit alive.
The song seemed to trail off by its own accord, and for a moment the musicians glanced sidelong at one another, awaiting some signal of closure.
"To the extent that the appeal process drags on, I can't see how that will help ad sales," said Douglas Arthur, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, who said that advertisers had been holding off advertising in the company's magazines while awaiting some form of closure on her legal situation.
After the verdict was announced Saturday, Davis' parents said they are awaiting Dunn's retrial and are happy to have some closure.
Aside from the 200,000 lives lost, families of the 17,000 disappeared during the war still await some sort of closure.
In northern Greece, thousands of people were sent to military-run camps, following the closure of a makeshift camp near the Macedonian border, to find miserable conditions awaiting them.
While awaiting that decision, WBEZ has prepared this neat map that shows what has happened following the school closures of yesteryear.
Those who keep coming can sense the threat of closure, and don't like what awaits them on the other side.
