Sentence examples for wait one two from inspiring English sources

"We often hear of people having to wait one, two and sometimes three years for therapy treatment".

Everyone knew about the outbreak by then, but they were willing to wait one, two, three hours for a two-top.

All — wait — one, two, four of us! Hook it up, my man.

Of years they'll wait one hundred ten To see another such again.

Nokia notes that Microsoft will not sell any of the bonds or convert them to Nokia shares before the sale closes, and if the sale does not complete, it will be able to sell the first tranche immediately but wait one and two years for the next two tranches.

The purchase is a "very risky and tough proposition," Mr. Dimon said, asking shareholders to wait one or two years to render judgment on the merger.

He speaks of his work as a service, part psych study on the appeal of the naked celeb ("We feel a familiarity, as if we know them, that makes it more thrilling"); part timeline of the raunch factor of TV's unfolding golden age ("It's like having almost a full length movie every week. Instead of having to wait one or two years for a nude scene, they're doing 14 seasons with at least five per").

When you turn on a cable set-top box, you don't ever expect to wait one to two seconds for the video to load.

"Other teams can wait one or two years.

Better to wait one or two days, as his clients typically do, he added.

"We don't have children yet and still want to wait one or two years.