Sentence examples for which waited a from inspiring English sources

Tenet, which waited a day to disclose the news, said it had no reason to believe the accusations were true.

The 1998 report was first obtained about a year ago by French Center for Documentation and Research on Peace and Conflicts, which waited for an opportune moment to release it, according to its president, Patrice Bouveret.

So what if you had a very sneaky keylogger which waited until you were in a web browser and then sent its keylogging payload to its collection site?

For instance, let us consider Figure 3, where the first time-line represents the clock signal of a generic node which waits to receive a message, while the second time-line represents the time instants when a generic source node generates a message.

So more women are likely to live past the "break-even age"–the age at which waiting to collect a bigger check pays off.

This service is written in Python and uses a ZeroMQ pull socket to act as a sink which waits for results to be pushed.

There is also the child's sense of time, as psychiatrists are fond of saying, in which waiting in uncertainty can leave a child feeling insecure and helpless.

The service was abominable and each dish was burned, including the rolls for which we waited a half hour.

The longest wait from being assessed to getting treatment was found at the South London and Maudsley Trust in which a child waited a year and nearly 42 weeks.

Second, yesterday's arrest is very different from what councils or developers normally do in these situations, which is: wait a bit, file a possession order and let the courts take care of it.

LONDON — It was the kind of pulsating night for which Tottenham Hotspur fans had waited a lifetime.