Sentence examples for document wait from inspiring English sources

"Imagine if, before you traveled somewhere, you had to fly to another city to get permission to get a document, wait in line for hours, bring a financial statement of your net worth and everything you own, pay $100, wait a month, and then get a yes or no, with no explanation why," he said.

The aims of our study were to: (1) document wait times in breast cancer care pathways, from disease detection to start of first adjuvant therapy; (2) examine the implications of using different care intervals to report wait times and identify delays in care; and (3) assesses how clinical, demographic and treatment factors influence wait times over the entire clinical path.

Meanwhile, the Mayor's Great Outdoors document waits patiently here.

Here's how it works: A user uploads a document, waits a few seconds, and downloads the resulting file.

Outside the institute, families clutching documents wait for news; inside, bodies - or fragments of bodies - are painstakingly being analysed.

I wasted an hour a few weeks ago looking for a report that was hiding in a pile of documents waiting to be filed.

Lawyers holding folders fat with documents waited to do battle in behalf of their clients, the city's politicians and their would-be challengers.

Also, Mr. Tsarnaev, with no apparent sense of urgency about his travel documents, waited months to apply for a Russian passport, and returned to the United States before the passport was ready for him.

Since 1951, he has owned the business, which is still called Harwitt Bindery, and he operates out of a large basement room filled with dusty machines and documents waiting to be repaired.

One evening in 1970, a young Navy lieutenant found himself outside the White House Situation Room with a parcel of sensitive Pentagon documents, waiting for someone to sign for them.

By David Remnick One evening in 1970, a young Navy lieutenant found himself outside the White House Situation Room with a parcel of sensitive Pentagon documents, waiting for someone to sign for them.