Sentence examples for being expected to wait from inspiring English sources

"Meanwhile, people are being expected to wait longer for their pensions," he says.

But can you imagine anyone with a physical illness so severe that they cannot work or socialise being expected to wait almost two years for treatment to even begin?

Lee cannot be expected to wait.

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.

The Vatican is expected to wait another two or three years before confirming her as Saint Teresa.

If the pile-up happens in the final kilometres of a stage, say, no one is expected to wait.

Mr. Jospin, 64, the Socialist Party leader, had been expected to wait until a party meeting after Parliament ends on Friday.

Cameron was expected to wait until Monday to appoint the rest of his cabinet, with more junior jobs being shared out later in the week.

Babies are not picked up at the first snuffle from their cots; children are expected to wait until parents have finished a conversation before getting their attention.

General Abizaid is expected to wait until at least September to give his assessment on whether troop levels can be adjusted up or down.