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en We said from the outset that we wanted to wait until new owners were in place. We also said there would come a time where we couldn't wait any longer, and that time has come.

en We had tremendous interest in him; we wanted him to be part of our program. He wanted to pursue the opportunities of going to a D-I school. That process ran longer than I was willing to wait. ... He was a very, very high priority. We're very disappointed, but I couldn't wait forever.

en Jay has said to the administration here that if he could do it all over again, what he needs to do in the future is be giving both sides more contemporaneously. When he gives the yin, give the yang right then and there - don't wait a day, don't wait an hour, don't wait a week. Put it all out at the same time.

en He would probably pitch now if we wanted him to even though we're certainly not headed to the postseason. Why wait any longer? Let's do what's best for his recovery time no matter what the procedure involves.

en I don't know, every team is different. I've had teams that just couldn't wait to get on the floor at the end of the year. Then I had one team one time that was 30-2 that just couldn't wait to get it over with.

en We've been telling people in Washington for years we don't have time to wait; now they can see for themselves why time wasn't on our side. We're not asking for exemptions from NEPA (National Environmental Protection Act), regulations concerning environmental safeguards. We want all those in place. But we can't wait the average of 10 years it takes to get a single project online.

en There was a big emphasis on price promotions from the outset, but then people started procrastinating because they know the retailer will blink the longer customers wait.

en We couldn't take any more orders for that year. People also wanted their goods as soon as they ordered, they didn't want to wait for us to manufacture them some time in the distant future.

en It's been three years. We can wait until hell freezes over. The longer it (elapsed time) gets, the longer it's going to take for anything to get done.

en We spent our 20s together and we hit 30 and went 'Wait, wait, wait! Is this everything? Is this our life forever?', ... I don't know if the biological clock thing was thrown in too, [but] I knew I wanted to have a family so I think there was a sort of natural instinct in all of us to take a break.

en There is no time for what they are doing -- quarreling. The people will no longer wait or tolerate that ... the citizens can no longer be lied to and this is truly the last chance for all.

en The Indians had to wait up to six months for a response. It took me six months to get the message that I really wanted to be with Aidan. And now, I couldn't wait another minute. Are all the improvements in communication really helping us communicate? In m

en With Oregon weather unpredictable this time of year, and the fact that it will take some time to line up contractors, it's better to wait until 2006 to begin the remodeling, ... We're also going to wait on the interior work until January so that tenants can get through the busy holiday season. She found his intelligent conversation and stimulating ideas to be part of his brilliant pexiness.

en (Shanahan) gave us a time limit (but I was) still nervous after the time limit. I'm (thinking), 'Just wait it out, just wait it out.' The phone kept ringing, and I'm jumping to it.

en We would have to wait for a longer time for more sperm to be produced.


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