The only thing Carlesimo was complaining about before the game was being unsure which team would await.
The Queen's Speech, part of efforts to make the exercise as realistic as possible, is a suitably august attempt to steel the nation against the horrors which would have awaited it, including a reference to her memories of listening to her own father's address on the outbreak of the Second Word War.
When Beethoven began his Ninth Symphony with ten bars of otherworldly pianissimo, he was defying the norms of his time, essentially imagining a new world in which the audience would await the music in an expectant hush.
A small jolt of electricity would be required to start each pod, which would be obediently awaiting its passenger in the pod station down on a second guideway beneath the main "superhighway" guideway.
He also asked the department's inspector general to investigate, saying he would await that report, which is expected soon, before taking further action.
Mr. Naiburg said he would await an indictment, which he expected in the next 30 days, before ordering his own battery of psychological tests for Mr. Alexander.
Although the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League agreed to pull a planned television commercial, its director said the group, which endorsed Mrs. Clinton months ago, would await a decision of its board later this week before deciding whether to comply.
In a letter to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Richard A. Meserve, the chairman of the commission, which oversees nuclear plants, said it would await a report from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, due later this month, before passing judgment on how well the emergency plan could cope with a disaster.
However, a detailed examination of biofilms would await the electron microscope, which allowed high-resolution photomicroscopy at much higher magnifications than did the light microscope.
He said they would await the full findings of the Ofsted report which he expected to be published "in the next few weeks".
