Sentence examples for waiting into from inspiring English sources

If companies can find ways to artificially introduce waiting into the buying process — building excitement without giving the impression of bad service — customers may spend more, Professor Fishbach says.

"The flight back from New Yor.k" As he ushers me from the little room where I've been waiting, into the rehearsal room I tiptoed through 40 minutes before (a Complicite lunch break, like a Complicite production, is a thing of great fluidity) we talk about the body and the brain.

The state pension age will be bumped up to 66 by 2020; and according to experts reacting to the government's review of the state retirement age, those lucky young things now joining the world of employment could be waiting into their 70s for a state pension.

We classified waiting into four types based on whether waiting occurs, whether customers receiver a filler, or whether a filler is related to the context.

Respecting the given airline prioritization policies for Air1 and Air2, for finding out at which amount of passengers of the particular cabin-class the tool's decision function will change its recommendation from not waiting into the waiting solution, the number of for that "needed" in-bound (connecting) high-fare passengers of each cabin-class separately was varied.

Author Michael Kusugak, who wrote the children's book A Promise is a Promise with Robert Munsch, adapted his poem "On Waiting" into a meditative story about an Inuk boy growing up in the north.

There they waited into the late afternoon, blindfolded and handcuffed, while a last legal wrinkle was ironed out in their case.

If not, the EVs will wait into the queue until there is a battery ready for swapping.

"Alright, Kitty Cat! Time to go! Simba isn't gonna wait!" Into the stroller she went with a hiss.

Such details transform a humdrum waiting room into something closer to a home.

When a Delacorte employee led the crashers out, the people waiting burst into applause.