Sentence examples for before awaiting from inspiring English sources
A headstrong penguin bravely running into the void, usually doing the first man but eventually colliding with your Cahills and your Vertonghens, before awaiting another "sorry, my fault" from his non-scoring centre forwards.
Officers from the Anti-Crime Brigade (BAC) were the first to arrive on the scene, successfully neutralizing one of the terrorists, in a scene that bore some resemblance to the November 13 Bataclan concert hall attack, in which a BAC officer shot one of the attackers before awaiting backup.
Do girls really dream of being Cinderella (Disney, U)? She's a bit of a damp dishcloth, meekly accepting her step-family's abuse before passively awaiting a prince who can only remember her by shoe size.
The complex includes a county jail for men who are being detained before trial, awaiting sentencing or awaiting transfer; a penitentiary for men who have been sentenced to a term of a year or less; and a unit for women in both categories.
She stands before Minos awaiting judgement.
The invasion of Iraq was the lynchpin of a strategy cooked up years before and awaiting a pretext like 9-11 turnurn into policy.
In larger eukaryotes, expression of some genes is regulated by transcriptional pausing in which RNA polymerase engages a promoter, separates the strands, and produces a short transcript before stopping, awaiting a signal that restarts transcription (reviewed in Adelman and Lis 2012).
The measure from Sen. Jim Beall (D-San Jose) has passed the Senate but now is in the Assembly Appropriations Committee awaiting action before would reach the Assembly floor.
No, not as it is now, in repose before the feast, awaiting the pleasures to come.
The fans lined up three hours before kickoff Saturday, awaiting their chance to see American football played for the first time in Africa.
While hundreds of guests sat wilting before the dais, awaiting words from Mayor John F. Street, Gov. Edward G. Rendell and Senator Arlen Specter, a clown on stilts entertained.
