Sentence examples for courses waiting from inspiring English sources

Three of the 12 racetracks are unlocked with the nine remaining courses waiting in the wings.

Some courses are cumulative, meaning the information and skills in class accumulate over the course of the semester, while some courses wait to test over all the material until the final examination, testing instead over isolated topics or chapters.

Of course, waiting might not work.

And when at last I stepped outside, the police were of course waiting.

(Eighty-five per cent of the state's community colleges currently have course waiting lists).

Of course, waiting takes the most time in the smallest units.

Networks linger with them, showing them walking the course, waiting for winds to abate and chatting with their caddies.

They were also, of course, waiting to find a man who was settled and stable enough to be a good husband.

This can be a problem if you eat American style, with each person ordering an appetizer and main course, waiting politely for everyone to be served.

"And, of course, waiting for the man to undo all the ribbons and clasps is exciting... the fact that the man has to unleash you".

Hodgson stated this was for "footballing reasons" but Terry was, of course, waiting to stand trial on a charge of racially abusing Ferdinand's brother Anton.