Sentence examples for wait to cover from inspiring English sources

The lovely title track is a sad reminder that Williams once wrote songs of such universal beauty that others couldn't wait to cover them.

I promise you that every three days in America, someone else cocks something up so massively, that the press can't wait to cover the shiny-shiny.

Rising from sleep, Angus remembers he's in a hotel room in Saudi Arabia from which he is covering, or waiting to cover, the first gulf war.

So I've taken the novel course, at Motherlode, of waiting to cover "Lean In" until at least some readers have had the chance to read it, too.

Cover image: President Donald Trump waits to address the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly, at U.N. headquarters, Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2018.

If you must wait to serve them, cover them and place them on a plate in an oven on a very low setting or that has been heated to a low setting and turned off.

The magazine couldn't wait to release its cover online at 12.01am today, trumpeting "EXCLUSIVE!

This turned out to be about 20 MPs, ministers and party officials, with enough press and TV waiting outside to cover the Oscars.

The former Procter & Gamble executive took over the department in July, after Eric Shinseki resigned from the post amid a scandal revealing thousands of veterans were experiencing long delays in receiving health care, and indications that staff had been messing with waiting lists to cover up the problem.

But the studio team of Jim Rosenthal, Stan Collymore and Pat Nevin – accompanied by the commentators Dave Woods and Graham Taylor – must wait to discover whether they will cover Sir Alex Ferguson's side.

The apartment was cold and she couldn't wait to crawl under the covers.