Sentence examples for wait historically from inspiring English sources
Why wait?" "Historically, wedding guests served to reinforce the idea of monogamy between a couple and symbolize the joint wealth between two families," Barry X . Kuhle a professor of evolutionary psychology at the University of Scranton, tells Yahoo Lifestyle.
It was bound to go, and it was just waiting, historically, for some catalyst to bring it to an end.
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Moreover, many New Yorkers have historically waited until the last minute to make up their minds.
"Historically, we have to wait until we get home".
Anybody who thinks Labour simply needs to sit back, while the Tories produce a social and economic disaster, and wait for the population to defect, is historically illiterate.
Historically, it's best to wait until closer to Christmas to purchase dolls, action figures and the like.
Historically, securities lawyers advised issuers to wait six months to a year after the withdrawal of a registration statement issuers before beginning any new offering activity.
"Historically, the target company tends to wait for six weeks before applying for a deadline.
At the moment it almost seems that the museum's trustees can't wait to end their flawed stewardship of this great but historically fragile institution.
Randolph always had his eye on the manager's office, but baseball being historically glacial to social change, he had to wait 13 years after retiring as a player to get his shot with the Mets.
