Sentence examples for demand to wait from inspiring English sources

Areas where the two sides disagree include Salmond's demand to wait two years for the referendum, his choice of questions that would be put to voters, and his desire to allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote.

After a few years of this, my mutinous daughter demanded to wait in the car.

I read excuses and demands to "wait for all the facts". It all comes down to the "r" word.

The outside world, with all of its demands, has to wait.

They said they "appreciated the patience" shown by customers as high demand led to waiting times of more than an hour on Monday morning.

In all conditions, drivers started reading messages (drivers' first glance to the display) before entering or before leaving the demand zone but tended to wait longer when faced with increased driving demands.

Deflation is particularly damaging to economic growth because it undermines consumer demand, as individuals tend to wait until prices fall further before making purchases.

And again, we can scale up and down with demand, and without having to wait to see if it's economically viable for us to have to buy the cars, and things like that, and worry about expansion plans, because we're so hyper-focused.

If you have other demands, those will have to wait.

Mr. Paddock could be imperious and demanding, expecting other people to wait on him, according to people who knew him.

There are so many important moral issues raised by this month's mainstream music publications that the in-depth analyses of Art-Rocker and Plan B, which numerous Inky Fingers correspondents (not all of them co-editors of the former magazine) have been demanding, will just have to wait a little while longer.