Sentence examples for deciding to wait until from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
*Did the editors of The Ladies Home Journall, published by the Meredith Corporation, consult with a soothsayer, a palm-reader or a crystal-ball gazer in deciding to wait until April to publish a special issue called "The Best of America"?
But if that employee decided to hold out for more, for example, deciding to wait until the stock was worth $20 before exercising, they'd be out of luck: Today, the company's stock is trading at about $1 a share, meaning that those 2500 options, once worth the price of a new car, probably couldn't be traded in for a skateboard.
Point being, the film may not even cross $100 million, as the audience is clearly responding to the poor word of mouth and are deciding to wait until DVD or avoid altogether.
He may decide to wait until 2018.
We decide to wait until morning.
