Waiting for authentication

Waiting for Obama

Awaiting the Results

In this coming year, we must and can see change.

These questions, I am afraid, still await a convincing answer.

Waiting for service to start

Waiting for required medium

I'm expecting your child.

The Euro Awaits Its Verdict

I hope this letter interests you and look forward to your reply.

Call Waiting

Waiting for Mahmoud

More train wrecks are in the making.

Awaiting Trial Seventeen Detainees

The Commission is also still awaiting the provision of other requested materials.

Sami lied in wait for Layla.

Awaiting Trial Sixteen Detainees

Sixteen detainees are awaiting trial.

Table 14.12 Regular budget resource requirements by subprogramme

We want to see change.

In the corporate landscape, there is the old, say, Coca Cola, but also alongside it the new, say, Microsoft or Amazon.

We can't see the corridors, and we can't see what it is that brings together a tuna, a leatherback and an albatross.

Waiting for other software managers to quit

Voters stand in line to cast their votes.

More left wing victories seem to be in store in Mexico, Peru, and Bolivia.

Requests from a number of other countries are pending.

Sami has to wait for Layla.

The rebirth of Singh the reformer came after a long wait.

This discrepancy can be seen clearly in the banking sector.

We see the Occupy protests, we see spiraling debt crises, we see growing inequality, we see money's influence on politics, we see resource constraint, food and oil prices.

And you allow us to feel and share a corner of your life.

We all want justice, but that justice should not come at the cost of our humanity.

Ahmed Lababidi checks his phone waiting for the bus.

And so, we wanted to find out might we be able to use hydrogen sulfide in the presence of cold, and we wanted to see whether we could reproduce this skier in a mammal.

The results of the appeal to the Supreme Court are pending.

We would like to see the Unit's permanent staffing numbers raised to facilitate this.

We hope to see this process moving forward in 2006.

We hope to see more women appointed to senior positions in peace operations in the future, and to see Security Council support for such progress.

We can think of ourselves as kind of a noisy channel.

Here too, the early signs are encouraging.

The endeavor was bound to be ambitious.

The full implications of this have yet to be seen.

We could see the sunset from the window.

Unfortunately, with the election set for September, that means that three quarters of the year will be wasted.

The death watch for Fidel Castro is something that only Gabriel Garcia Marquez could get right.