Sentence examples for left to wait until from inspiring English sources

Fans were left to wait until Moyá was 5-1 down in the second set to see him win a lengthy rally from the baseline.

In an 11th hour deal, Shorten persuaded the party's left to wait until the term of government after next before Labor parliamentarians would be bound to vote for same-sex marriage, if it has not been legislated by then.

The enforcement issue is of concern because government officials do not want to find themselves required to monitor Microsoft's day-to-day business behavior -- or be left to wait until someone complains of a violation so that they have to file another lawsuit.

Much of today's argument dealt with how much of a secret it was that Mr. Starr was considering four options -- to indict Mr. Clinton quickly, to indict him but keep the indictment under seal until he left office, to wait until he left office to indict him, or not to indict him.

Honeywell clearly thinks that Nest owes them something, Nest made it clear from the beginning that they wouldn't be pushed around, and it's unlikely that any amount of back-and-forth on paper would've hashed things out — now all that's left is to wait until the U.S. District Court of Minnesota lays out the rest of the court schedule come June.

All that's left is to wait, until 2016 sloughs off, creaking on its wizened legs into the warm dark hole of the past, to die.

The federal education minister, Simon Birmingham, will use the meeting to discuss school reforms but will not propose a new funding model, leaving states to wait until the new year to find out how it proposes to fund them from 2018.

At Union Station, some early morning trains were cancelled, leaving frustrated travellers to wait until the afternoon before they could get trains out of the city.

No advance copies are being sent out, leaving British reviewers to wait until a breakfast meeting at Quercus's Thames-side offices on the morning of the release.

Instead, shoppers will have to wait until the leaves start turning before finding new sweaters, fall coats and tweed skirts on the racks.

The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. military has revised withdrawal plans to allow the White House to wait until Karzai leaves office -- likely not before August -- to give time for his successor to sign the pact.