Sentence examples for be expected to wait from inspiring English sources
Lee cannot be expected to wait.
People can't be expected to wait decades for permission to work or live near their loved ones.
A busy professional like yourself can't be expected to wait around until midmorning three days a week to avoid a parking ticket, but that's not the Hoboken Parking Authority's problem.
He offered an extract from a 'novel in progress' that was such a show-stopper, so dazzling and tormented, that it felt unreasonable to be expected to wait a single second for more.
She slept right through the first night, and all subsequent nights, waiting in the morning for you past the point that a dog could decently be expected to wait, greeting you with a worried look, then racing across the apartment to her "papers" — the pads that you put out for a dog to pee and shit on.
But it does not allow a preventive strike, that is, one designed to head off a more distant threat.Yet the panel accepts that no state threatened by weapons of mass destruction can reasonably be expected to wait until an attack is imminent.
Yet he is expected to wait... wait... wait... until the microsecond before he is crushed.
Both are expected to wait for the judgement and then gauge reaction before making any decision.
Other counties could also proceed immediately, though many were expected to wait until Sunday to begin.
The Vatican is expected to wait another two or three years before confirming her as Saint Teresa.
