Sentence examples for stage to wait from inspiring English sources

The chair umpire, Carlos Ramos, called off the point before it ended, and the players hustled off stage to wait in the locker room, not knowing if they had only one more point to play or many more.

Correspondingly, is the probability that a node meets no new packet from upper layer and turns into the stage to wait for new packets.

The event began at 7 00 pm when Stallman took the stage, declining to wait for an introduction.

It is much more affordable to gather and plant them at this stage than to wait until they are the size of a gallon or five gallons.

As for the Champions League, qualification for the knockout stages will have to wait.

But the staged photograph had to wait for the faux film stills that Cindy Sherman began making in the 1970s to come into its own as a respected fine-art genre.

The 73-year-old Sanders, who is running against Hillary Clinton to become the Democratic party's presidential candidate, could not convince the protesters to surrender the stage and decided instead to wait a few minutes for them to finish.

When I interviewed Steel in 1988 – by which time he spoke through a voice box after suffering oesophageal cancer – he told me how although he was riding strongly on the first mountain stage, Cozens asked him to wait for his team-mate Stan Jones, telling him that if he refused he would be sent home.

Touring the world with them allowed the Commodores to hone a highly professional stage show, but they had to wait until 1972 before Motown offered a recording contract.

"Right now, we're at the stage where we're going to wait until the investigation plays out and get all the facts," Mara said.

It always seems like that's your destiny and I always assumed we'd be public by this stage but now we want to wait," he added.