Sentence examples for plug to wait from inspiring English sources

The foundation had already been poured and some $60 million worth of units had sold when the developers pulled the plug to wait for better market conditions.

The final plugging of the well will have to wait until August, when the two relief wells are scheduled be completed.

But buyers will have to wait for the plug-in version.

Starting a diesel also took patience, because the driver had to wait for the glow plugs, which aid starting, to warm up.

The Mercedes was smelly, hard to start — when the engine was cold, you had to wait for the glow plugs to heat the combustion chamber — and it chug-chug-chugged.

It's a long time to wait, but Disney is plugging the gap with Rogue One, the first in a series of stand-alone anthology films that will centre on a group of Rebel spies on a mission to steal the plans for the Death Star.

It is not useful to wait around to be plugged into the machine.

After that, you're going to wait a lot longer to use plug-ins you have open, or loading up any new plug-ins.

Now they may have to wait until the gear is plugged in and running to the satisfaction of the customer.

Motorists will then not have to wait until they get home to plug in.

Unable to wait for city services, thirsty new slums plug their own dirty pipes into city networks, spreading contamination.