Sentence examples for wait to express from inspiring English sources

Critics of the process did not wait to express their displeasure.

And Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, the influential Democrat from Lower Manhattan, could barely wait to express his disapproval.

My chest tightened as I realized I would have to wait to express my glee.

I long ago decided not to wait to express my appreciation.

There's still more than a week left before director Ryan Coogler debuts the hero's first stand-alone film on Feb. 16, but fans couldn't wait to express the importance of seeing black excellence in film. .

Erdogan told protesters they should wait to express their views in elections next year, when observers expect him to run for president, possibly against his ally and current incumbent Abdullah Gul.

Her motivation was "to prove that from our ghetto there was a wealth of culture waiting to express itself, that we weren't rubbish people".

"I feel fairly certain that there are some forty eager guys and three coaches who are anxiously waiting to express the very same opinion as mine in 'physical' and 'numerical' terms this November 17 on Weston Field," Steinbrenner wrote.

Origins in 1964 ghetto · Carnival dates from 1964, when Notting Hill resident Rhaune Laslett invited local minorities - Ukrainians, Spanish, Irish, Portuguese, as well as Caribbeans and Africans - to a week-long event, culminating in August bank holiday parade · Her aim: "To prove from our ghetto there was a wealth of culture waiting to express itself, that we weren't rubbish people".

So let's forget about the dying parts of the music industry, and focus instead on the world's 6 billion living, breathing musicians who are ready and waiting to express themselves through music creation.

Have you ever sensed a great and noble spirit within you just waiting to express itself in the world?