Sentence examples for going to wait at from inspiring English sources

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Groupon is going to wait at least a couple of weeks before launching the final phase of its initial public offering because regulators still have questions for the daily deals website and the stock market is too volatile, a person familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.

If progress was satisfactory - subsequent action plans were set and/or new goal(s) negotiated as illustrated in this health professionals account of a conversation she had with a patient after a successful visit to the local shop: Health Professionals 5 "Right, we've been to the shop and everything's gone fine, next time I'm going to get you to walk in [the shop] and I'm going to wait at the door.

When their mother didn't return home that night, she and her brother Richard, then seven and five, went to wait at the bus stop McCann normally used.

When I came to this town, Sumy and I went to wait at their house, I was amazed at how open they were and immediately I could sense who was who among the children.

Asked if he was pleased with how Brady moved in and out of the pocket, Belichick said, "I'm going to wait to take a look at the tape on that one".

"I think Philadelphia is going to wait until I get about 1,000 at-bats to make a determination on me," he says.

"Next year I'm getting married, but we're going to wait to have kids for at least another seven years or so.

"I believe having four physicians there and his best friend--a former professional football player--there's no way we could have been better prepared". When 11 a.m. came and went, anxious police officials called Shapiro, saying they were no longer going to wait for Simpson to arrive at Parker Center.

Because the world isn't going to wait for us," says Bill Singer, shareholder at Stark & Stark law firm.

You're going to be real familiar with that game soon enough unless you came with a friend, in which case you can discuss which restaurant you're going to wait in line to maybe eat at after it's all over.

At the end of the afternoon, he put his cart away and went to wait for Zineb at the entrance to her office.