Sentence examples for wait to end from inspiring English sources

At the moment it almost seems that the museum's trustees can't wait to end their flawed stewardship of this great but historically fragile institution.

I couldn't wait to end the lunch and get back to work.

"We can't wait to end FGM — it needs to happen now, but it can't be done without the money," Dukureh said.

We will not wait to end the scourge of violence against women and children.

But losses to Wigan and Widnes over the Easter weekend have seen them drop to third in Super League, while their Challenge Cup exit will extend their wait to end a trophy drought that stretches back to 2008.

And there are, it goes without saying, other worlds "like this" — other worlds which have ended, or which, like ours, are still waiting to end.

She knows that Serena Williams will probably be there waiting to end her run, as she did in Cincinnati, which was Halep's lone defeat since Wimbledon.

If ever there were a trap waiting to end the Patriots' streak of 21 consecutive victories and 18 straight during regular-season games, this is it.

The U.S. and Europe waited to end their capital controls.

"I just have to wait to the end of the season," Gill said.

"We decided to wait to the end of the year to see what I was worth, right?" he said.