Sentence examples for in addition to waiting from inspiring English sources
In addition to waiting for Lowell to show that his hip had healed, a deal could be difficult to execute because the Red Sox would not be willing to just unload him.
Cho was able to pass both background checks and successfully complete both handgun purchases after he presented to the gun dealers his U.S. permanent residency card, his Virginia driver's permit to prove legal age and length of Virginia residence and a checkbook showing his Virginia address, in addition to waiting the required 30-day period between each gun purchase.
(In addition to "Waiting," he has published a novella, two short-story collections and two volumes of poetry).
The total study cohort had 12,127 recipients of cadaveric kidneys and 4200 recipients of living donor kidneys, in addition to wait-listed patients who did not receive transplants during the study period.
On the Washington ferries, walk-on commuters on the busiest routes spend at least 30 minutes on board twice a day, in addition to time waiting to board.
In addition to lengthy waiting times, several participants felt these services were a waste of time for themselves and their caregivers.
In addition to having to wait for the morphine, only one ambulance was available at the 40,000-capacity Jade Stadium.
But a senior military official said that, in addition to needing to wait for the forces and resources to be available, the military wanted to see what would be the repercussions of Mr. Mehsud's death.
In addition to "Havana Is Waiting," he just finished writing "The Cook," about a cook who has maintained a Havana mansion intact for its owners in exile.
* CCN Urgency Rating extrapolated from total time patient had been on waiting list to date in addition to expected wait list until scheduled procedure SD = standard deviation Table 3 and Figure 1 illustrate the survey responses to the Scenarios A through H.
Shoppers will need to wait longer to have their purchases processed, in addition to the wait time for standard ground shipping that's typically free -- unless, of course, they pay more to expedite shipping orders.
