Sentence examples for waiting to draw from inspiring English sources

He said: "Closing the scheme to existing employees won't reduce the overall deficit by much, as most of the members have left the company and are already drawing a pension or waiting to draw a pension.

Those who have enough investments to cover their expenses in early retirement so they can delay taking Social Security are better off waiting to draw on Social Security, according to calculations by the Schwab Center for Financial Research.

There are many abusers and kidnappers waiting to draw information out of you; know all safety rules before signing up on any website.

Will I always be ahead of those who wait to draw benefits at 66 or 70?

I told myself to wait to draw up the pros/cons list until I hear back from everyone.

Those born in 1943 or later receive 8 percent more benefits a year for every year they wait to draw Social Security benefits past the full retirement age.

But if he waited to draw on this until age 70 and paid a further £300 each month, he could expect an increased annual income of £7,145, according to Hargreaves Lansdown.

In this high-tech era when money moves at the speed of light, it makes less and less sense for banks to sit on a customer's deposit for days, collecting interest on the "float" while the depositor waits to draw on his deposit.

There's a very clear line waiting to be drawn between an authoritarian who promises hope and has no plans, and a man cashing $35,000 checks after selling hope and delivering zero plans.

The saucy little moppet suggests a Saturday Evening Post cover waiting to be drawn.

For those who are suffering from mental fuzziness, the inference that one is permanently cognitively damaged sits there, waiting to be drawn.