The phrase "wait one minute" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to politely tell someone to pause or to wait for a short period of time. Example: "I know you're in a hurry, but wait one minute while I grab my coat."
Now, before you write the professor an outraged letter (on the back of your own endless grocery list perhaps?), wait one minute.
I was about to leave a meeting at Sony in Tokyo in January of 1993 when someone ran up to me and said, "Oh, Mr. Dell, please wait one minute.
She told me to wait one minute while she ran to her bedroom.
Another 35% said they would be willing to wait one minute for a stream to work properly.
According to eDigital Research, 64% of consumers expect to wait one minute or less to speak to an agent via live online chat, which has the highest customer satisfaction rate of all customer service touch points, according to eDigitalResearch.
"We could wait one minute or one year, and then trigger it to do whatever we have programmed it to do". Just what commands the researchers can remotely inject with the CHT, Vazquez Vidal says, depends on the model of car.
PROFESSOR: So it's V times M. Because at each minute, you can be at a certain city and decide to wait one more minute to stay the same city.
Find that purpose that is uniquely yours and don't wait one more minute to start your journey.
If denying gay people the right to seek and obtain a marriage license on an equal basis with others is wrong -- no one should have to wait one more minute than is necessary for the court to make it the law of the land.
Wait one or two minutes, and then stir vigorously with a clean, dry rubber spatula.
Why don't you wait one or two minutes before you enter the room.
