Sentence examples for wait to launch from inspiring English sources
This makes no sense: why wait to launch a fully independent investigation?
Our neighbours have been fantastic and we cannot wait to launch the puppy on the garden and a trio of bantams before she gets too uppity.
"As much as we'd love to have it in your hands today, we've made the difficult decision to wait to launch BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0 until we are confident we have fully met the expectations of our developers, enterprise customers and end-users," Mr. Smith wrote.
No need to wait to launch a charm offensive - the heavy hint, sporting gesture or romantic overture all attract a sympathetic response... Muhammad Ali, 17 Jan 1942 20 Jan-19 Feb It's a case of two steps forward, one step backward for the rest of January.
Our community loves it, and we can't wait to launch it this Friday.
Rival networks are being forced to wait to launch their 4G services as they do not have any spare spectrum to use.
Armed with this schematic, I raided my husband's toolbox and waited to launch the mission late at night, when my mother would be sleeping.
I would simply appreciate the courtesy of waiting to launch criticism if you see fit until I have actually begun to do the work.
I begin looking for an empty corner, festoons of electrical cabling traversing a crumbling wall, and seagulls waiting to launch themselves from a balcony railing, just like Palermo.
"A sleeper is a committed terrorist sent sometimes years in advance into a possible target location, where he may assume a new identity and live an outwardly normal life, all the while waiting to launch a terrorist attack," he said.
A BBC reporter at Base Camp says there are 300 climbers there waiting to launch a bid for the summit.
