Sentence examples similar to wait once more from inspiring English sources
There, he will find the Dallas Mavericks waiting once more.
Boro's £9m January signing has averaged a goal every 1.9 games in his career yet he had only 14 minutes to show the Riverside what he could do on his home debut against Blackburn at the weekend and, to the frustration of the travelling fans who chanted his name as he sat on the bench here, was kept waiting once more.
But musicals are about nothing if not militant optimism, and so Julie is frozen there, waiting to "sing once more" -- and many of us are waiting to listen.
He became a legend: as late as the 1890s, some still believed that he had not really died but was in retirement waiting to emerge once more at the proper time.
Khan's long pursuit of Mayweather has led to long spells of inactivity in his career but at the age of 28 he cannot afford to wait around if he once more proves to be frustrated.
Ben Duckett and Billings, so impressive here and surely now ahead of Jonny Bairstow and James Vince, will likely have to wait for their chance once more.Long-created pecking orders are not smashed in 2-1 series wins, especially when the powers that be gave the absentees the right to withdraw.
Once more, wait for notification from the United States Immigration Service concerning further appointments.
As players took breaks and crowds waited to be entertained once more by the basketball games, legend says there was a man named "Al B" who would shake his body to the music that blasted from outdoor speakers and car stereos to get laughs out of the audience.
It serves an expressive purpose, emphasising one note, making you wait for another, all relating once more to gesture and mood.
