Sentence examples for waiting to repeat from inspiring English sources

But at the moment it is seriously damaging and irresponsible; and this moment is always waiting to repeat if the reckless push to maximise profits overrides all other considerations, not least among them stability.

Co-starring in immensely popular action pictures like "The Mummy," in 1999, did not, as it so often does with young actresses, keep Weisz waiting to repeat past commercial successes.

It was wholly new and unexpected -- a surprising experience we can't wait to repeat.

One I'll admit I can't wait to repeat, by watching this unforgettable film again, as soon as I can.

Their lethal orgy ended, they turn back into spores and wait patiently to repeat the cycle.

On the evidence of the last few weeks it is hard to believe that a generation has grown old waiting for England to repeat the dose.

As we mark the first anniversary of Obama's Inauguration, we cannot change what has already occurred, but it is time to begin debating these issues and taking action now -- not waiting for history to repeat itself.

And, for once, Murphy waits a while to repeat anything.

If a woman over 30 has a normal Pap test and no viral infection, she may safely wait three years to repeat her exams, according to the new guidelines.

When Slutsky was asked how bad it would be if there were a repeat during Tuesday's match at the Etihad Stadium, the club's media officer intervened, saying: "Let's wait for them to repeat it and then feel sorry for that".

The "at risk" noted by the asterisks refers to the company doing quality control without needing to wait for regulatory agencies to repeat the tests.