Sentence examples for press to wait from inspiring English sources

Always going on about politics, forcing our good press to wait with the questions America is asking, like "Do you have any phobias and stuff?" or "What was, like, your worst job ever?") "I don't know about that stuff," Mr. Voight responded.

So the Press decided to wait for the market to mature before expanding its e-book offerings.

Especially, the press has to wait.

I turned on the radio, remembering that I still needed to reset my favorite stations, so I pressed "scan" to wait for them to come up and capture them on each of the six numbered buttons.

Rangers continued to press but had to wait until three minutes before the break before adding a second goal.

At the start of the championships Charles van Commenee made a point of asking the British press and public to wait until the final race was run before passing judgment.

By the logic of Judge Cote, the next time Intel's stock price spikes as a result, let's say, of an upgrade by Morgan Stanley, the press should have to wait several hours to report on what was behind the big move.

County continued to press but had to wait until late for the equaliser as the energetic Bryson drilled low and forced an impressive save from Paul Robinson, with his namesake following up to convert from a tight angle.

In its current state, the UI blinks and lags when you try to scroll, and for every key press, you have to wait half a second until you get a response.

Even as consumers have backed away from traditional breakfast foods like muffins, apparently too pressed for time to wait by the microwave or toaster, sales of Thomas' English muffins have grown nearly 3percentt in the last year, compared with a 2percentt decrease for English muffins as a whole.

In the meantime, faced by an increasingly hostile press, Labour will have to wait a week or so to see if the near elimination of its poll lead is a temporary post-budget sugar rush or a Tory breakthrough.