Sentence examples for lose waiting from inspiring English sources

The tribe still did not know how much money it would lose, waiting on word from Washington, he said, but the number would be in the millions.

Years later, Winter writes: When I think of the Great Depression, I picture a whole country of people tough as Grandpa and Granny Winter, not giving up, even when it seemed like there was nothing left to lose — waiting out a storm that seemed like it would never end and then finally waking to the blue skies of better days.

LAW #2: You snooze, you lose Waiting until the eleventh hour to raise the issue of a prenup or to discuss its terms is a recipe for disaster.

If you do them slowly, not only will you lose Waiting Points, but you might not be able to keep on top of it all.

time was lost waiting for aircraft. . . .

The lost golf ball, in its own way, has become a fatalistic metaphor not just for golf, but perhaps life: we are all lost, waiting to be found.

He's a Clinton-era free spirit: feckless, a bit lost, waiting to see what kind of luck or love comes his way, but never doubting that something will.

Still, he said, the deal was so good — at roughly the same cost as he paid to fly back in coach on US Airways — without connections, security hassles and time lost waiting around at the airport, that he hopes to snap up similar bargains in the future.

These include all manner of costs, from the time lost waiting in line at airports to pass through metal detectors, to the difference between actual property values in violent neighborhoods and what those values would be if there was no gun violence.

"People talk about how much scientific time is lost waiting for papers to come out.

The East of England Ambulance Service EEASS) has one of the worst records in England for time lost waiting at hospitals.