Sentence examples for wait and see it from inspiring English sources

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"Nobody seems very interested in public health in the group that's coming in, but we have to wait and see it doesn't look promising," she said.

Perhaps if you had to pick one thing that is a "that's nice, but let's wait and see" it would be their Android in the home implementation.

When this government concludes that it had better wait and see, it really knows what it is talking about.Verdict of convenienceIn this section Hell-bent George Bush's risk for peace Africa's other plague Who should try the Saddamites?

(A useful analogy might be found in the films of Satyajit Ray, whose characters pepper their Bengali speech with idioms like "Just wait and see"). It is better to read Narayan as he wrote, essentially as a writer in translation, or, at the very least, as one using a language in transition.

But just wait and see: it's a massive, enormous piece.

Let's wait and see, it is saying.

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We'll wait and see how it actually performs, but it has its work cut out for it.

"I'll have to wait and see what it's like when it does happen but obviously it will be nice," he said.

But wait and see if it uploads anyway even if it's long: importing about 63 photos has been successful.

Their approach seems to be to wait and see if it is necessary, while hoping that it isn't.

"The guys have had a look at it, but you have to wait and see how it calms down.

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