Sentence examples for wait to be put from inspiring English sources

So much for the army of journalists sweating over their own reporting while they wait to be put out of business by robots!

Photo by Nancy A. Ruhling Pale pinks stars wait to be put on a theme cake.

For her mother, the monthlong wait to be put back on Enbrel was agonizing.

Axe The most excruciating wait to be put out of one's misery is when a beleaguered manager (or boss, for these purposes) faces the axe.

He was bachelor No. 48, and although he had already asked for three women's phone numbers and given his own to a fourth, the wait to be put on the auction block was totally unnerving.

"At one point the other night there were five Amex black cards waiting to be put through," he said.

At the same time, there is no shortage of money waiting to be put to productive use.

And yet, once a transcendental original project is actualized (and only then), it appears that it was always already there, just waiting to be put to use.

Along the marble lobby of his building, packages from, BarnesandNoble.com and eToys.com sat waiting to be put away.

The other looked ready to occupy, but far underneath the seats, metal beams were scattered, an assortment of parts apparently waiting to be put together.

The stages and stacks of chairs waiting to be put out were meant for an 8 p.m. event – officials refused to say what kind of event – to mark the store's opening.