Sentence examples for has long awaited from inspiring English sources

"Schindler's Factory has long awaited proper attention," she said.

ENGLAND'S system of care for the elderly has long awaited an overhaul.

ILLEGAL immigration has long awaited its Flaubert; the novelist talented enough to raise the commonplace hopes, fears and desires of displaced humanity into an epiphany.

She has long awaited this moment, when she can stop being a disabled swimmer and start being just a swimmer again.

His first great work, titled "Essay on Criticism," is due to appear, and he wishes to be in London to receive the notice he has long awaited.

To his fans, he is the fresh air that French literature has long awaited, the first author in years to address the existentialist crisis of modern society.

Has Glass entered the late-period renaissance that his admirers have long awaited?

But financial and industry analysts, who had long awaited the news, seemed puzzled by the appointment.

"The historic moment we have long awaited is arriving," Mr. Hu said in a speech at the luncheon.

Mr. Hollande, in his victory speech, said it was a moment many people had long awaited, and he acknowledged the challenges ahead.

Having long awaited Rivette's film, I wish I could report that it's a nearly lost and newly rediscovered masterwork.