Sentence examples for waiting for construction from inspiring English sources
He is waiting for construction platforms to be removed before making some repairs.
LOCATION The hotel is in Orestaden, a part of the city split between handsome glass-walled apartment buildings and empty lots waiting for construction.
Outside a hardware store in Cricklewood, a group of mostly Romanian men not yet allowed to work idles, smoking cigarettes and waiting for construction jobs.Shadow boxingFor such people, renting formally from letting agents is already almost impossible few have the references and income required so the government's new rules are unlikely to have much effect.
Some developers are waiting for construction loans to become available, and other longtime property owners are just waiting for the right moment to move forward, but all agree that a submarket has been created, the strength of which could not have been envisioned just five years ago.
They have made a slower start because, without an Icelandic-type data set, they have had to wait for construction of the HapMap, a survey of common genetic variations on the human genome in Africans, Asians and Europeans.
(The start of EZ-Pass, by the way, will not wait for construction of the new plaza; the electronic traffic decongestant is scheduled to begin at all 28 toll plazas along the 148-mile highway on Sept. 30).
While he waits for construction to finish on his permanent studio in a sprawling former factory 10 minutes from his home, he's making do in a temporary space down the hall, working out of boxes as he puts the finishing touches on new pieces for a forthcoming show in Tokyo.
Now they're installing plumbing in local homes while they wait for construction to being on a new, 2000 foot well.
My friend Tarik lost his three-storey house in the summer, and is fed up waiting for the construction material to arrive to start the rebuild.
While waiting for the construction to be completed before moving in, I learned that 40 neighbors had signed a petition to try and block the construction.
Clarence Campbell, then President of the NHL, grew tired of waiting for the construction to begin and withdrew the NHL's support to situate the Hall in Kingston.
