Sentence examples for wait to step from inspiring English sources

"From what I know, Havel cannot wait to step down," Cerny told me.

Most conductors wait to step in later in the rehearsal process.

"I can't wait to step into the ring on Nov 7 and prove that size doesn't matter," said the 28-year-old.

"The next few weeks will fly by and I can't wait to step on the court with my team-mates at the Games.

"I can't wait to step into the Corel Center on Friday night and hear how loud it's going to be," said Phillips, whose game-winner went in while Brodeur was busy tying up Vaclav Varada's stick in front of the crease.

"I can't wait to step on that pitch.

Afterward, she slapped Johnson's hand while Johnson was waiting to step onto the floor.

But if he doesn't, Clarke could just find a queue of ambitious Ministers waiting to step into his shoes.

But then Becker observed him jumping nervously up and down, behind the insouciant Swiss seraph, as they waited to step on to court.

Dominic Fifield Pirlo's cheeky penalty against the English, an effort so impudent it served to demoralise those still waiting to step up for a spot-kick.

If Hindes keeps going, with Matt Crampton waiting to step in for Hoy at man three, the team sprint squad's future now looks assured.