They were full of craftsmen waiting to fulfil orders.
A former television presenter, Ms McVey can expect to get media work while waiting to fulfil her pledge to resume her political career.
Thanks to a disappointing summer so far, plans for her urban rooftop oasis are stuck in the starting blocks, but, she says, "I'm waiting to fulfil my fantasy of having this really hot summer on my balcony, with parties and wine and twinkly lights".
The public will have to wait to see if it fulfils its potential when the M100 headset launches this summer.
Deciding that he could no longer wait for Bottomley to fulfil his promise to visit Rhodesia during October, Smith resolved to instead meet with Wilson personally in London, and arranged to travel on 3 October, arriving the next day.
Its warehouses could not fulfil all of the 220,000 orders that come in every day, which meant that customers had to wait to get their cars repaired or go elsewhere.
Kevin Toolis, author of the Confessions of Gordon Brown – a brilliant monologue by the actor Ian Grieve is now showing in Brighton – says Brown is a morally good man, corroded by the long frustrating years of waiting for Tony Blair to fulfil his promises to stand aside.
Today he sits in a New York jail awaiting trial on drugs and weapons trafficking charges – and Jamaica waits for the government to fulfil its promise to purge politics of links to organised crime.
After 64 years of waiting, Mr Lee is now due to fulfil his dream and says that he can now die in peace, But there are many others on both sides of the border who will probably have to live - and die - without it.
