Sentence examples for struggle to wait from inspiring English sources

They don't understand what it is to struggle, to wait for the family allowance to arrive like me and [his wife] Lisa have done.

Few things inspire as much universal frustration and ire as long queues and lengthy wait times -- many of us even struggle to wait for a sluggish web browser to load.

U.S. Olympian Lolo Jones has been beset with people wanting to play matchmaker ever since she appeared on HBO's "Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel" and discussed her decision -- and struggle -- to wait until marriage before having sex.

The violent struggle will have to wait for Fashion Week).

This paper is timely and addresses a problem that will be of increasing importance as units struggle to meet waiting time targets.

If you do happen to struggle, you may have to wait a until the testicles in the males drop (usually around 4 weeks old).

Chopping out the phormium wasn't quite as difficult as I thought (though it probably took me twice as long as it would have 10 years ago), but getting a two-metre high yew into place on my own was a struggle and I'll have to wait and see whether it survives a rather brutal journey through the house, over a pond and up a makeshift slide to get it into the raised bed.

That's not to say I won't go back to struggling, and I may have to wait tables again.

Though we said that last season and struggled so we will have to wait and see".

Immigrants took several generations to assimilate through education in the last large wave of immigration at the turn of the 20th century, Mr. Suarez-Orozco said, but mobility was less dependent on education then, and Americans today cannot afford to wait, as they struggle to compete with countries like China.

Before the game, Collins said hitters struggled against Moyer because they had to "wait and wait and wait" for his pitches to cross the plate.