Sentence examples for range waiting from inspiring English sources
— Before sunrise, the Argentine Miguel Ángel Carballo was on the practice range waiting to see whether the new PGA Tour season would take flight with or without him.
It's a lazy place, and seeing a prodigious golfer like Van Orman hanging around is like something out of the movie "Tin Cup," in which Kevin Costner plays a talented golfer whiling away the days on a dusty Texas driving range, waiting for his big break on the pro tour.
This temporary cluster head will check first whether it has the highest SFw factor, if yes it will elect itself as a cluster head by setting its field CHID to its own ID, and if no, it will accept to act as a temporary cluster head and will not participate in electing a new cluster head within its range waiting either to merge with another cluster or to change its state to a main cluster.
The final domains of CONTINU-UM are: access; range; waiting; out of hours support; hospital discharge; staff changes; information; flexibility; individual progress; day centres; care plans; crisis systems; staff communication; peer support; life histories; and avoiding services.
Do not waste you pulse turret ammunition with shooting the Hunter-Chopper if it out of range; wait until it is before you attack.
Two weeks earlier, on the campus of Baghdad University, Jeffrey Wershow, a twenty-two-year-old soldier from Erdmann's security detail, had been shot dead at point-blank range while waiting for Erdmann to come out of another meeting.
"Equities have pretty well passed the height of earnings releases and are likely to seek a trading range while waiting for the Fed to hand out its next batch of medicine," Mr. Cheung said.
The NHS is also continuing to miss a range of waiting time targets, including for A&E and child patients.
Between detection and diagnosis, patients described a range of waiting times.
There was a shift towards shorter waits in the later period across the whole range of waiting times.
Previous studies have included a range of waiting list designs, some in which the participant is told that they will have to wait to receive treatment and others where a period of monitoring is described as a necessary baseline [ 14, 15].
