Sentence examples for the same waiting from inspiring English sources

Care of the poor - Because they are part of the same social insurance schemes as the rich - just paid for out of taxation - the poor will have access to the same medical services, treated by the same doctors with the same drugs and the same waiting times.

"They had to wait in the same waiting area as me but that lady – the look of fear in her eyes when she had to sit beside a man, me, that was overwhelming and I thought, no, I can't do this.

In Model B, users with expected waiting times less than will wait and the others will have the same waiting tolerance as Model A [24, 25].

Based on non-overlay scheduling, only the sensor in the lowest priority C can possibly acquire the same waiting delay as the SDP-based scheduling does.

There were about two dozen grim-faced people - all men - waiting at the village cremation ground for the body of a young woman who was beaten to death allegedly by the same waiting crowd.

Still Donovan soaked up every last moment just the same, waiting until the field had emptied before jogging slowly to the dressing room, the fans serenading him with chants of "one more year".

Drag the song from your iTunes library into the spot where you'd usually type, it's the large white box! (or ask your friend to do the same!) Wait for the file to transfer.

Mr. Jackson, of the Black Ministers Council, took the same wait-and-see position.

The same wait-and-see approach has been adopted for Ruben Tejada, who has not played since May 6, the day he strained his right quadriceps.

In denying a request by a coalition of civil rights groups to bar the provision, commonly referred to as "show me your papers," Judge Susan Bolton of United States District Court in Phoenix adopted the same wait-and-see approach suggested by the Supreme Court in June, saying that the measure could be challenged "as interpreted and applied after it goes into effect".

… It's an expert opinion not based on data but based on 35 years of experience working with oil spills," says Tunnell. "The longer we wait the more we'll know, but [Feinberg] wasn't under the same wait-and-see [attitude], they wanted to move ahead".