Sentence examples for beyond the waiting from inspiring English sources

BUT Mr. Brauer also espouses the difficult art of waiting beyond the waiting list -- prices for even popular cars can fall after several months on the market.

While stories of ridiculous medical studies are always headline fodder, this particular one, titled "Exploration of the basis for patient complaints about the oldness of magazine in practice waiting rooms" seems particularly facile given that patients just beyond the waiting room could also have benefitted from some medical research.

The demand for mobile phones exists beyond reducing the waiting list for traditional wire-line phones [ 1].

In the street, Ellington stood in the waiting crowd just beyond the theatre's open doors, smiling.

The waiting period for wage replacement compensation is three calendar days following the day of injury; if the attending health care provider recommends work restrictions resulting in time loss from work beyond the 3-day waiting period, the claimant becomes eligible for wage replacement benefits.

They're like the kids in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome waiting for Walker to come back.

"If the airline broadband industry wants to move beyond the wait 'til next year philosophy that has defined it since 2001, it needs to lose its fixation with per flight pricing," according to David Gross, author of the report.

With one foot in the handicraft past and the other trying to step beyond the proletarian servitude waiting ominously off in the future, the Knights was itself the main organizational expression of the mass strike.

Beyond the stress of waiting three weeks for the marriage license to arrive so we could start the application process before my partner's visa expired, there was the application itself.

In a heated chamber exchange, Labour's health spokeswoman, Jackie Baillie, told Mr Neil the reports' contents demonstrated "beyond any doubt" that the "SNP waiting times scandal has just deepened".

Kerry Kittles was wide open beyond the left arc, just waiting for the ball, the game and the victory to come to him.