Sentence examples for urge to wait from inspiring English sources
As Bill Kristol put it, Obama's urge to wait "would precisely undermine Israel's ability to determine her fate".
When a D.J. asks a trivia question and promises concert tickets to the fifth caller who answers correctly, my urge to pick up the phone is instantaneous, as is my urge to wait to hear who won, in case I know him, and very often I do.
Resist the urge to wait until later to record everything, because this could lead to you forgetting an important detail or entering an event in your calendar incorrectly.
"For too long, Camden has been urged to wait, to suffer in silence, while the needs of others are attended to first," he said.
The Brotherhood's line primarily seems to be to urge people to wait for the elections and an elected government, which will "carry out the aims of the revolution".
However, this by no means should urge physicians to wait and unnecessarily delay treatment, which should be undertaken at the earliest possible time.
But most of the self-appointed leaders urge people to wait.
"We urge everyone to wait for the police investigation to provide answers about this devastating situation before speculating about motive.
That is why most urge individuals to wait as close to age 70 (the age when Social Security benefits stop increasing year-to-year) to start drawing payments.
Clinton urged her to wait.
Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, urged Congress to wait to decide how to bolster the economy.
