You don't want to wait until September and just be waiting for someone to lose a game".
Applicants on the wait list have to wait until they are contacted directly by the school for updates.
If we need to wait until then, then wait we must.
To ride out the wait, Mr. Pincus persuaded contractors to wait until the closing on two more houses for their payment.
But, he added, "from an investing point of view, its probably better to wait and get more information, to wait until the fundamentals get clearer".
In the event that it is not published this year, "it would be better, after we have waited all this time, to wait until after the general election", Owen said.
The awards have received criticism in the past Those waiting with bated breath will have to wait until 26 January 2014 for the LA awards ceremony to find out who the winners are.
Were this a dull, regressive fairytale, the answer to this problem would be for Ofelia to wait passively for some male saviour, to wait until a prince turned up with a glass slipper - essentially, to wait.
Your editorial ("The Problem with Waiting for Catastrophes," July/August 2011) makes a very important point: it's unfortunate that "many economists consider it respectable to wait until a catastrophe strikes". Waiting for direct evidence that nuclear deterrence can fail is even more unacceptable than waiting for further proof of global warming (a situation where I agree that the principle applies).
John Kear, the Hull coach said: 'The Leeds-Bradford-Saints-Wigan cartel has been broken up now because you could see what it meant to those fans, they didn't want to leave the stadium, they wanted to savour every minute of a very special day because they have waited so long.' Indeed, they had to wait until just before the final whistle to be sure of their third Challenge Cup triumph.
