Sentence examples for wait that the from inspiring English sources

In other words, if future could be decided, we should simply wait that the decided future eventually occurs.

For a station operating under EDCA, each frame will wait that the medium remains idle during an interval.

However, we assume after 2 years of 'watch and wait' that the patients in this group will either have died, have developed metastatic disease and been started on hormone treatment (that is, moved into the progress care phase) or remain alive and treatment free (that is, be part of the monitoring phase).

Indeed, it was only toward 1850, at the end of a 25-year period sometimes known as "the long wait," that the outlines of that new order began to take their definitive form across the region.

Ordering the tires takes about five minutes; delivery, to the local tire store or the buyer's home, takes four to six weeks -- a wait that the company hopes to shorten to as little as two weeks.

(No, wait, that's the end of the movie Se7en).

No, wait, that's the sound of caterpillars munching; the ground is squishy with their dead bodies.

Oh wait, that's the same burden in college basketball.

No, wait: that's the old, doomed pessimistic me talking again.

(If you can't wait that long, the company also has a recycling program).

The Knicks put on a playoff run and raise the spirits of their fans with a frenetic, exciting style of basketball... oh wait, that was the 76ers.