Sentence examples for deciding to wait from inspiring English sources
The Yankees passed, deciding to wait a year and sign a different ace — C. C. Sabathia — while holding onto their young talent.
INSIDE PITCH The reliever JOHN FRANCO threw on flat ground again yesterday, deciding to wait at least one more day before throwing off a bullpen mound.
However, they made a grave error in deciding to wait until the morning to "check the temperature" of the story, rather than killing it off that night.
"That means a lot of people are deciding to wait to enroll in Part B and are relying on their employer's coverage until they actually retire".
We've repositioned routers, run signals along mains cables and left doors open permanently in the hope of creating the "connected home" that we've read so much about, before giving up and deciding to wait for tech firms to sort it out.
We cling to them in hopes that some of the qualities of Austen or Mitchell or Dickens can be recaptured, restoring our sense of delight, maintaining the mysterious bond that returns us to Mrs. Bennet declaring that "Netherfield Park is let at last" or Scarlett O'Hara deciding to wait until tomorrow to think about her problems.
