Sentence examples for called a wait from inspiring English sources

Our experience suggests that the use of fast track randomised controlled trial (sometimes called a wait list trial) used within the context of the MRC Framework, is feasible and successful in palliative care, when patients have a longer prognosis and are likely to be alive to receive the service after the 'wait' period.

However, we chose to conduct a fast-track versus standard care intervention trial (also called a wait list trial) because we were concerned about contamination and poor uptake in the control group – a problem found in many other randomised controlled trials of palliative care services [ 3, 4].

In Southern Baptist sermons I've heard this world called "a waiting room for heaven," and "a concentration camp".

In an effort to ease pressure on the website, officials have created what they call a waiting room for times when the site is operating slowly.

Tim Pawlenty wrongly said Mr. Obama had called for Israel to return to its 1967 borders, which he called "a disaster waiting to happen".

At Osteria Francescana we even have a dessert with them in, it's called "a potato waiting to become a truffle".

The Duke University Disability Program provides you with income if you are unable to work due to a disability beyond a certain amount of time, called a benefit waiting period.

Her application for Medicaid, which she submitted during her hospitalization, was approved after what she called an agonizing wait.

You could be left waiting, and might even miss your flight, a little trick agents call a retaliatory wait time.

The teams played in the rain before the game was halted, and it was called after a wait of 1 hour, 28 minutes.

It was 2 45 p.m. when Denise Peraza, 27, called a relative who was waiting outside of the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center.