Sentence examples for wait again for from inspiring English sources

Also, about 100 students had to wait for a second lottery, and 55 had to wait again for a third lottery last August.

MS. GOODWIN immediately reapplied, thus entering a limbo world known as fast track, in which families who have already been denied housing return within 48 hours to the Emergency Assistance Unit to apply again, and to wait, again, for that late-night bus to somewhere.

(Caching is a speed trick that your browser already uses, though less effectively: it stores Web graphics and other components on your hard drive with each visit, so that if you return to that page -- say, by clicking your Back button -- you won't have to wait again for the page to arrive from the Internet).

When you phone later, you are told that your telephone number has been recognised and how long you will have to wait again for a live person, who usually answers quite promptly.

You will not > gain >> anything from this operation, however, it will make my life miserable by >> having me ship the merchandise back to you, making me wait for the > credit >> to be applied to my account, and finally making me wait again for your > new >> shipment to arrive (hopefully on time, as scheduled).

To submit them to a washout period implied to wait again for the irruption of anemia and this procedure was not ethically acceptable.

Then she waited, again, for me to respond.

Doree had to take three buses — one to Kincardine, where she waited for one to London, where she waited again, for the city bus out to the facility.

By Alice Munro Doree had to take three buses — one to Kincardine, where she waited for one to London, where she waited again, for the city bus out to the facility.

"You don't have to get to London?" No. Doree had to take three buses — one to Kincardine, where she waited for one to London, where she waited again, for the city bus out to the facility.

But the reigning monarch of sporting sulk is Nicolas Anelka, currently refusing to play for Manchester City against his old team Arsenal and waiting (again) for a "big team" to come and rescue him from his plight.