Sentence examples for wait to confront from inspiring English sources

In the last days of his life, Alberto Nisman could hardly wait to confront his enemies.

"We cannot wait to confront the threats of the world," he said, pledging to "protect and defend this country by taking the fight to the enemy".

They were overruled by Republican leaders, who would prefer to wrap up the session in a matter of days and wait to confront the spending fight when they are firmly in control.

If we know Saddam Hussein has dangerous weapons today - and we do - does it make any sense for the world to wait to confront him as he grows even stronger and develops even more dangerous weapons?

Historically, democratic societies have been slow to react to gathering threats, tending instead to wait to confront threats until they are too dangerous to ignore or until it is too late.

A man waited to confront Mr. Cavanagh outside a neighborhood bar, but a bouncer stepped in.

The picture showed six Mississippi sheriffs and a deputy, some chortling, waiting to confront Mr. Meredith at Ole Miss.

They said they doubted that Mr. Bush would have the luxury of waiting to confront the issue.

By Reeves Wiedeman Michel Martelly Rose Du-Jour, a Haitian immigrant with an accent more Queens than Port-au-Prince, was in Great Neck the other night, waiting to confront a politician.

Rose Du-Jour, a Haitian immigrant with an accent more Queens than Port-au-Prince, was in Great Neck the other night, waiting to confront a politician.

Fort Moultrie and Fort Sumter jealously guarded the entrance from the sea, while batteries on Sullivan's Island, Morris Island, and at Castle Pickney, Fort Johnson and Fort Ripley waited to confront any ship successfully running the gantlet into the inner harbor.