Sentence examples for waiting for a rally from inspiring English sources

"This is not a time for politics," Mr. Mehlman, 36, said yesterday from Phoenix, where he was waiting for a rally with the president to begin.

Russells unhedged advice: Dont wait for a rally.

I would sell the stock, though some of you might prefer to wait for a rally.

Emmert is uncomfortable advising anyone but the "most aggressive" investors to buy into Merck now, although for those who already own it, he would wait for a rally to sell.

Investors are on the sidelines, waiting for a sustained rally to give them confidence".

In other words, many investors are still holding onto financial stocks not out of faith, but because those shares are still so far below their October 2007 peaks — about 50 percent, on average — that they've have been waiting for a bigger rally before selling.

Just as the show was about to begin in a sound stage on the edge of Paris, with the crowd sitting on either side like students waiting for a pep rally, up rolled a Lincoln Continental stretch limousine and out stepped two young men in dark suits with crests on their jackets.

He believes the market will be relentless on the downside and will not accommodate investors who want to get out but who are waiting for a significant rally back toward the August high.

"The economy remains the biggest thing for me," Mr. Broome said as he waited for a Romney rally to begin last Friday in Conway, S.C. "Everybody's hurting and we need some jobs created now.

ORLANDO, Fla .— It is one of the great unappreciated skills of a political campaign: running out the clock at rallies while waiting for a candidate who is behind schedule.

Some are urging UFPJ to schedule the rally in the park without waiting for a permit.