Sentence examples for waiting possibilities from inspiring English sources

By Roger Angell October 7, 2010 Pitching his no-hit, 4-0 magainstece againsthehe Cincinnati Reds last night, the Phillies' ace Roy Halladay restored the smoothing, almost symphonic sense of pleasure that lies within the spare numbers and waiting possibilities of every ballgame.

I see the infinite possibilities waiting on the other side.

I am grateful for the Light of a new day and infinite possibilities waiting to be born.

Chung soon had a taste of the manifold possibilities waiting for him right off the trodden path.

Each track is bristling with the maximalist promise of a world of possibilities waiting behind the screen for your double-click, and evokes a time when we were much less familiar with and cynical about the virtual world technology has brought us into".

The sense that a nation's destiny hangs in the balance … a bit like our waiting for the possibility of Brexit.

So rather than chasing an imaginary perfection, let's start chasing life by flipping past the imperfections found on the cover of every entity we encounter and into the blank pages of possibility waiting beneath the cover that will eventually tell the story of our lives.

The creator of the Law and Order episode sees the potential of this danger here and now, hence he prefers to be "better safe than sorry" over waiting for the possibility of things becoming worse in the near future.

And then a second time, on February 25th , 2007 at Bahai, in the north Sudan, where I was waiting for the possibility of clandestine passage to Darfur, and where she had come to visit the refugee camps.

Instead of waiting for these future possibilities, Dr. Fauci and other health leaders are proposing the broad adoption of other available tools to reduce the spread of the virus so as to produce an "AIDS-free generation," a goal enunciated last year by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Lynn McGuinn is also waiting, holding out the possibility of suing the special master himself, on the grounds that he has misapplied the law.