Sentence examples for it has waited from inspiring English sources
So, too, does DirecTV seem to have lost its edge as it has waited around to be acquired.
It has waited thirty years for its publication in English in this brilliant translation by the writer's daughter, Katherine Dovlatov.
That breakfast time journey into space has, since 9/11, been widely mythologised, not least in Petit's own account, To Reach the Clouds, and the recent documentary, Man on Wire, but it has waited 35 years for its full poetic drama to be inhabited in the sinew and cadence of McCann's sentences: "One foot on the wire – his better foot, the balancing foot.
It has waited a long time to admit the inevitable: its share price has fallen by a quarter over the past four months.
It has waited for UK Mail to overcome teething problems at its new automated sorting centre.
But it has waited a long time.
Should it have waited a month?
One of the main questions raised by the Fed's action was whether it had waited too long.
The ministry did not explain why it had waited several days to make the announcement; it said relatives of the hostages had been notified.
Why couldn't it have waited until I reached the age of understanding and consent?
