Sentence examples for to wait forever for from inspiring English sources

You don't want to wait forever for a place to get back to you.

It wasn't too long ago that one had to wait forever for a Special Musical Episode of a series.

Politics is politics, but the markets are not going to wait forever for a deal to be struck.

But then she laughed as she cited another political goal: "Not having to wait forever for this bus to come every time I come here".

So even if crushing disappointment lies ahead, at least we won't have to wait forever for the stupid answers to our stupid questions.

It was obvious that public transport was not a priority here, as no one seemed to know when or where there were buses, and even the locals seemed to wait forever for a bus that might never come.

That's why downloading and watching a crummy, fuzzy version of a first-run movie is preferable to waiting forever for the DVD or pay-per-view.

Rheinberg adjourned the inquest for a week but warned he was not willing to wait "forever and a day" for evidence that might be both impossible to track down and of possibly limited relevance.

For instance, reviewers need to mail in a copy of their passport, which the panel calls an "abusive" requirement, and sometimes have to wait forever to be reimbursed for travel expenses they pay out of their pocket.

Leaders and direct supervisors provide the primary example and outlet of learning for employees, who don't expect to sit back and wait forever for opportunities to develop.

"The pain will never go away but at least they have the remains of their loved ones to bury and not wait forever for him or her to come back".