Sentence examples for waiting to view from inspiring English sources

But the other afternoon, hundreds of people lined up outside the door waiting to view a most unlikely addition to this presidential library: Mickey Mouse.

Various letters to employers suggest that certain black employees should be fired, most commonly for attending rallies on civil rights.Among the people waiting to view the documents on Tuesday were the widow, son and daughter of a former civil-rights campaigner, Vernon Dahmer.

Then I looked through his filmography and saw that he was in fact the director of a movie that I only saw a few minutes of on TV many years ago but have been waiting to view in its entirety ever since, "Meet Danny Wilson," starring Frank Sinatra as a scuffling singer who gets involved with a mobster.

The church was packed for several hours, and the crowd spilled over into the streets until after 9 p.m. "Just as I am grieving for him as a mother, I grieve for the mothers of those two children, because I know they must be grieving for such horrendous things they have done," said Mrs. Clarke, as she sat near the line of friends and well-wishers waiting to view her son's body in its open coffin.

There were also thousands of people in the streets below and in the adjacent buildings, all waiting to view the highly anticipated New Year's Eve fireworks display, among them my youngest sister.

Tide Williams, a pianist and member of neighboring Wallingford Presbyterian Church, was among those waiting to view Pinckney's casket.

Predictors believed they would wait to view quadruple the number of paintings (16 or 17 on average) compared to the actual number viewed by experiencers (three or four on average) before deciding.

A picture caption on April 7 with the continuation of a front-page article about the mourners who waited to view the body of Pope John Paul II misidentified the church that displays his portrait along with those of other popes.

Anne Martin, Rail2014 consultation manager at the Scottish government's rail directorate, says that it will wait to view the responses to the rail consultation before making any final policy decisions, such as whether Wi-Fi would remain free if rolled out further.

In this task, participants were given the option of deciding whether to commit to, or reject, an investment opportunity immediately; or to choose to defer making the decision until later similar to how a person might wait to view different properties before deciding which house to buy.

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