Sentence examples for the process of waiting from inspiring English sources
"We're waiting to see if there's white smoke or black smoke," said Najib Ghadbian, an SNC founder who now supports the new initiative, using a folk expression to characterize the process of waiting for the SNC's reaction.
Above all, Beckett discovered drama could be fashioned not out of external events but out of the process of waiting itself: an idea capitalised on by a host of later writers including Stoppard, in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, and Mamet in American Buffalo.
Being able to download 20 free tracks is still "coming soon," but at least you can get your e-mail addresses registered and commence the process of waiting patiently.
Here at the 2014 TechCrunch Disrupt SF hackathon two-man hack team, Ray Ho and Mark Watson, showed off a simple but promising concept that combines $3-a-pop Bluetooth iBeacons with restaurant software Clover to make the process of waiting on tables more efficient.
The process of waiting and the trial itself left him at Rikers for eighteen months.
It's hard to believe he loved the process of waiting to see what dumb thing Winston would do next.
It's important to set goals during this process of waiting, whether it's weight loss, earning a new degree, meeting new friends, reconnecting with your emotional self, seeking counseling for unresolved issues, pursuing a lifelong dream gone unfulfilled, or deepening your spiritual walk.
TechCrunch readers may be familiar with Uber, the on-demand cab/private car service that lets users bypass the annoying process of waiting for cabs or expensive prospect of renting a limo — all via your mobile device and SMS.
She doesn't know that this is the third oral chemotherapy drug that my daughter will be taking since last June, or that each time we switch to a new drug, we go through the agonizing process of waiting and worrying about getting insurance approval.
The development of better assessment methodologies will ensure effective use of energy resources by providing a basis for identifying the more productive directions for development of TES technology, and identifying the better systems without the lengthy and inefficient process of waiting for them to be sorted out by competitive economic success in the marketplace.
The way recent leaders have been selected, too, has been through a process of waiting in line while balancing rivalries within the community of the super-elite.
