Sentence examples for wait for translation from inspiring English sources

During early voting, Spanish speakers were forced to wait in line for over two hours to wait for translation assistance.

The F.B.I. had a backlog of thousands of hours of audiotape and thousands of pages of written material in Arabic and Central Asian languages waiting for translation.

Indeed, the overall effect is of people with headsets, as at a United Nations conference, waiting for translations of what the others have said before responding.

The Soviets in the audience were incensed and shocked, yelling out and shouting each other down, getting red in the face, not waiting for translations, while the Americans increasingly let themselves be drowned out.

"You need not wait for any translation," Mr. Schoen finally told him.

The critical and commercial tide was running his way and there was, presumably, no time to wait for a translation from the original.

I'd have to wait for a translation to be able to read that one, but I bet it would be worth it.

"Don't wait for the translation!

Evora, who kicked a heavy drinking habit on Dec. 15, 1994, didn't wait for the translation to show her unhappiness.

For now, we'll have to wait for an English translation of Ben Sadoun's book, which is available only in French.

Sixty-six years is a long time to wait for an English translation of a book written and published a ferry-ride away from England.