Sentence examples for we might wait from inspiring English sources
"As far as the Festival goes, we might wait a year before asking him to go three-and-a-quarter [in the Gold Cup].
Much though we might wait for Philip Hammond to take a leaf from the German government's book and increase arts funding as a response to economic uncertainty, there seems more chance of Beckett's Godot finally turning up.
"We will certainly be working in the February loan market for an extra forward player but we might wait until a problem arises for the centre-half position," he added.
If MongoDB were going to wait until OSI's decision, or if OSI were more relevant, we might wait with bated breath to hear whether OSI would endorse SSPL as an open-source license.
If many of us waited to feel inspired to exercise, we might wait a lifetime.
For a coal family, if that was my family as a kid and we heard that, we would take hope in that, and we might wait around and see if that mine is going to open again, you know, instead of maybe going and doing some retraining.
However, we've heard that Dell might wait until after the Windows Phone 7 launch to bring out their phone (and thus don't have as serious traction as HTC, Samsung, or LG).
"I thought it might wait 20 years," Rodgers said.
Smart money lately suggested it might wait till October.
Nationalisation might wait for the next president and Congress.
