Sentence examples for wait for the opening from inspiring English sources

TC: I really just can't wait for the opening ceremony, and the whole Olympic experience.

People wait for the opening of an employment office in Badalona, near Barcelona.

In these hours of suspense, as we wait for the opening shot of the war in Iraq, fear of retaliation has taken the nation to orange alert again.

Today, with the camera more universal than ever, this is bound to be a popular part of the museum – on the press day frustrated visitors kept trying to beg entry, unable to wait for the opening – and perhaps what it will offer most of all is a resource, a reservoir of some of the most powerful and glorious camera works of all time, to inspire today's practitioners.

Having worked for Commonwealth Games Scotland for almost 12 years, he "can't wait" for the opening ceremony at Celtic Park.

Expectant Aberdeen fans did not have long to wait for the opening goal as Goodwillie controlled McGinn's chipped cross on his chest and then sent an acrobatic effort from 10 yards past Alan Mannus.

Today, New Yorkers are waiting for the opening of an entire museum of sex.

People whose relatives died in the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan Province in China waited for the opening ceremony for the Donghekou Earthquake Site Park in Qingchuan on Wednesday.

So long and difficult was the subsequent board meeting that guests were kept waiting for the opening of a new building that was due to take place afterwards.

They were waiting for the opening of the Marina Abramović exhibition – Elisa had seen her three times already: on London's Southbank, in Milan and in Madrid.

The reasons why sit under a nearby bridge: four shiny new streetcars, each 80 feet (24 metres) long and capable of carrying 200 passengers, waiting for the opening, any day now, of Atlanta's tram system.