Sentence examples for instead of awaiting from inspiring English sources
Instead of awaiting a court order, the administration should release the tracking memos on its own.
More important, it allows the complex work of restoration to begin quickly instead of awaiting the outcome of a long scientific and legal process.
Instead of awaiting the snail's pace of gradual nationwide rollouts (which still leave many viewers underserved), an overwhelming number of viewers have access to films that critics write about at the time of online release.
Judge Boggs accused Chief Judge Boyce F. Martin Jr. of acting slowly in circulating an unusual request by the plaintiffs who challenged the admissions program to have the entire court hear the case immediately instead of awaiting the decision of a three-judge panel, which is the usual practice.
Patrick, always the thinker (he's a sophomore at Harvard!), took pause, and instead of awaiting his reply, Alex simply piped in and said -- "I do, I mean I could wake up one day and my cancer could be gone, that would be a miracle".
"The old conferences were such a negative thing, so we turned it around by removing all the barriers and obstacles," including allowing students not only to attend but also to lead the gatherings instead of anxiously awaiting their parents' return home with the teacher's verdict on their classroom performance.
But the unemployed umpires rejected the plan, preferring instead to await the outcome of their arbitration hearing, most likely later this year.
Traders instead are awaiting the February payroll numbers.
The destitute rarely hunt or gather, instead awaiting a monthly parcel of cornmeal, beans, sorghum, sugar, tea and cooking oil.
But instead of hearty young Frenchmen awaiting our charms, that morning there was a fat, elderly dog and a few men of similar description — regulars having a crème or (equally a matter of course) wine or a pastis.
As a freelancer, chances are you're interested in independently pitching your services to businesses instead of dilly-dallying around, awaiting job listings on highly competitive job boards.
