Sentence examples for wait to present from inspiring English sources

European diplomats said Monday that they had wanted to wait to present a proposal until after the new Iranian president is sworn in on Wednesday, and the French Foreign Ministry said in a briefing on Monday that the proposals would be presented before Sunday.

It came across as vengeful, or like he'd never done it live before, but couldn't wait to present it to his audience.

This marks a record high for the festival and we cannot wait to present this exciting slate of new work, especially in a year where we're honoring two fiercely talented women: Sofia Coppola and Chloë Sevigny".

The Duke of Kent, waiting to present the Rosewater Dish, could only stand and stare, drop jawed.

A line of 40 to 50 Hindus waited to present rice, flowers and incense to the god of auspicious beginnings before heading off to work.

The play presents the story of a man waiting to present testimony to a tribunal investigating the sexual and physical abuse of children.

(We didn't go far, however, since the tide was coming in, and we didn't want to call on the wrecker that perched nearby like a vulture, waiting to present a stranded motorist with the choice between an exorbitant towing fee or the inexorable advance of the Pacific).

"Instead of waiting to present the crackpot activists with flowers, putting them on buses and leading them directly to their destination in Bethlehem, the heads of the defense establishment and security forces have once again lost their minds," Eitan Haber, a former Defense Ministry official, wrote in the Yediot Aharonot newspaper on Sunday.

But they're all back now, waiting to present on our massive Disrupt stage.

However, he will be aware that the Tories are waiting to present him as someone merely playing Westminster politics if he refuses today to take yes for an answer by backing the government's new motion.

The 150 migrants, many of whom were children, spent the night sleeping on the ground outside, waiting to present their claims to U.S. immigration officials.