Unless of course you are happy to wait about six months.
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I wait about five minutes for the bus and then head home.
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Astronauts will have to wait about a week before entering the habitat.
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Wait about 30 seconds before powering it back on just in case.
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We get to the DMV and wait about an hour to be called.
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No, I'ma wait about three more years before I tell y'all about that.
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Wait about 10 to 15 minutes and the shadow tip will have moved.
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Similarly, visitors will wait about an hour for Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin.
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We only wait about five minutes for the bus, and head into town.
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I check-in and wait about 2197.94 minutes before they call my number.
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Most companies require employees to wait about six months before they can sell shares.
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Passengers had to wait about two hours after the plane landed at 11:14 a.m.
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After this announcement comes out, wait about two weeks before you look at social media.
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"You'll need to wait about two years before that fish is ripe again," Lang says.
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I wait about 93 minutes until they say it will take between two and four hours.
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They wait about a month before taking the carpets from the fields and dusting them again.
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Wait about a year while stem cells with the good genes multiply in the bone marrow.
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In-between trimmings, you should wait about a month and a half before you touch them again.
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If you do have a high-fat meal, wait about two hours before working out, Bede says.
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Ahhh.Narrator: For a typical busy bathroom, women have to wait about 34 times as long as men.
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Unfortunately, most of the show's cast will need to wait about a decade to check it out.
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BERLIN — Germans normally wait about six weeks after an election for a government to be sworn in.
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Instead, she recalls being told to wait about six weeks before she could see anyone at all.
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Mr. Keating had to wait about six months before obtaining the drug, during which time his cancer recurred.
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Young sloths wait about one year before leaving their moms and living life in the slow lane solo.
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I wait about five minutes for the PresidiGo shuttle to take me to the Presidio, where I work.
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At max, you'll have to wait about eight hours before rinsing off the guide color coating your entire body.
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Unless a show like Maury is your jam, in which case you typically only have wait about 24 hours.
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You put the sperm on a slide and then slip it into the device and wait about seven minutes.
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The sensor then grinds up the food, mixes it with some chemicals, and then you wait about five minutes.
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Another Twitter user said he had to wait about an hour and a half to pick up his luggage.
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Almost every time, I'd wait about five minutes then end up in a game with none of my preferred rules.
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When lights turn green they wait about 1.5 seconds before proceeding into the intersection — a hedge against red-light runners.
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Put the insert into the cooker, put on the top, and wait about six minutes (again, alter to preference with experience).
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They'd wait about nine months outside the US for a response, said Stump—and if they were denied they couldn't return.
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After each success or denial, he'd wait about five minutes for the cat to relax, then try again with another plant type.
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For the Nallwallas, the celebratory mood has more meaning, even if they have to wait about five years for their new home.
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Now we have to wait about 5 hours before we find out if the spacecraft successfully unfurled its solar arrays after landing.
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Williams and his crewmates will wait about a week before entering the module to install radiation, temperature and other sensors, NASA said.
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But now she's made a fiction feature, Paris Can Wait, about the wife of a film producer who's trying to find herself.
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I arrived early and had to wait about three hours for my room to be ready but was able to use the facilities.
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They often must wait about three months before submitting an official complaint, yet must file one no later than 21989 days after the episode.
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Or you can do what I did, which was to wait about 15 seconds until my neighbor got bored and flew the drone somewhere else.
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She'll have to wait about a year until her uterus fully heals before she can undergo in-vitro fertilization (IVF) in order to get pregnant.
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Van Eck still had to wait about two months before the tomato cells developed into seedlings and sprouted leaves, but it was worth the wait.
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Osterloh said that some bands opt to wait about 10 years after performing in an inaugural parade before applying again so other bands can participate.
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The vacuum won't run while it's being charged, so if it's dead, you'll have to wait about three-and-a-half hours to start cleaning again.
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It is about four billion miles from Earth, so at that distance, we'll have to wait about six hours for New Horizons' transmission to reach us.
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The restaurant didn't take reservations, but I knew before I went that I should expect to wait about 30 minutes because Google Maps told me so.
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"I had to wait about a half hour to share the first video while it rendered before anyone could see it in my profile," he said.
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Technicians milk snakes for their venom, inject it into horses, wait about two months for antibodies to develop, draw buckets of blood, and separate out the serum.
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But now he has to take each of the credit cards, insert them into a chip reader and wait about 10 seconds for every transaction to process.
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Robinson told CNN his polling place was crowded and had to wait about 15 minutes, which was longer than he waited in 2016 for the presidential election.
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Heat it until the underside takes on a nice golden color, then flip the crêpe and wait about 30 seconds before removing it from the pan. 4.
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Foreign workers in the United States can wait about three times as long for a work visa as those in Canada do, the Boston Consulting Group estimates.
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They often must wait about three months before filing an official complaint, yet they must initiate the process no later than 180 days after the offending behavior.
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All you have to do is put your food in one of the included vacuum sealer bags, connect it to the top, and wait about 15 seconds.
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Just stick a bit of a french fry or salad dressing into one of Nima's capsule's and wait about three minutes for the device to return the results.
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I only had to wait about an hour for my room to be ready, which was a nice surprise given the rush of guests checking in and out.
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A passport Passport: You have to prove you're a citizen, submit paperwork and a photo and usually wait about six weeks to get your hands on your first U.S. passport.
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After applying the final coat (I did three, just to really cover every nail), wait about a minute or two for everything to dry, and then apply a top coat.
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I could wait about a year and a half until we finish our negotiations with Mexico, which we'll start immediately after we get to office, but I don't want to wait.
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Now Google is saying there will be an option to prevent it pinning your Chrome browsing to your Google account — but you'll have to wait about a month to get it.
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The wait, about 20 minutes in all, may have irked political reporters, but it was of a piece with the strategy Ms. Maddow has laid out for herself and her staff.
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I could wait about a year-and-a-half until we finish our negotiations with Mexico, which will start immediately after we get to office, but I don't want to wait.
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Instead, they will wait about that long for an official assessment from the National Transportation Safety Board of why it collapsed just five days after its installation, killing at least six people.
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"I could wait about a year and half until we finish our negotiations with Mexico, which will start immediately after we get to office, but I don't want to wait," Trump said.
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"I could wait about a year-and-a-half until we finish our negotiations with Mexico, which we'll start immediately after we get to office, but I don't want to wait," he said.
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"I could wait about a year and a half until we finish our negotiations with Mexico which will start immediately after we get into office, but I don't want to wait," Trump said.
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"Today, non-Chinese applicants need to wait about 7 years to get the official green card, but Chinese nationals will probably have to wait 10 years due to the backlog," Law told CNBC.
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Catherine Pearson at HuffPost interviewed a woman who had to wait about five years between her first sterilization request at age 24 and the time she found a doctor willing to do it.
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I had to wait about 10 minutes for the next one, and I wound up using that time to get in a little fight with myself over how the hell I'd let this travesty happen.
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If you think you are willing to sacrifice the benefits of a smaller screen and step up to a bigger one, then wait about six months for the next major upgrade to the bigger iPhone models.
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"I could wait about a year and a half until we finish our negotiations with Mexico which will start immediately after we get into office, but I don't want to wait," Trump said at a news conference.
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Watch More from VICE News: When your friend is too shy to dump, she could miss the opportunity to go and have to wait about 12 hours, or until the next day, for the feeling to come back.
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Generally, big triple-A games will go on sale for at least $10-$20 off a few months after release, and if you're willing to wait about a year later, you can scoop them up for way less.
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If you miss the alert by a few seconds and the activity has ceased, you have to wait about a minute for the video replay to load — in my experience, this delay can trigger a bit of anxiety.
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We had only to wait about 24 hours after the first reports of the hacks before the headline-grabbing opposition document showed up on file-sharing networks, then on Gawker and The Smoking Gun for everyone to read.
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With that knowledge, I have a personal principle for all new launches: Wait about six months before purchasing the latest gadget (particularly in a new product category), as it takes about that long for Apple to work out all the kinks.
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"It did not help me that much not having played this morning as I had to wait about a long time for my tee off," said the Korean, who mixed two birdies with two bogeys for a nine-under overall.
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Generally, it seems like you just plug the iron in, wait about 40 to 60 seconds for it to preheat and clamp it down for 1/2 a second to 4 seconds to reseal the snack package of your choice.
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The Hoffmans, who also have two sons aged 4 and 5, had to wait about a week for the surgery, and they say that those days were far more fraught than the four to five hours when Eloise was actually under the knife.
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Alonso had to wait about 10 feet off the base to see if the ball was going to be caught and nearly was thrown out scrambling to get back to second, with shortstop Beckham's throw sailing into right field for an error.
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Wong recently hired a local contractor to replace his roof and install conventional solar panels, though he's been told by the contractor that he'll have to wait about five months because of a shortage of the Spanish tiles that Coral Springs requires.
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So although this is the fastest we have ever gone from a sequence of a virus to a trial, it still would not be any applicable to the epidemic unless we really wait about a year to a year and a half.
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The Reuters analysis, which covered all companies on the Shanghai and Shenzhen bourses with a market value of more than $28 million, shows that on average they wait about 59 days to be paid by customers, compared with 37 days in 2011.
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Tesla announced on February 23th that it was finally taking orders for the long-promised $35,000 (or "Standard Range") version of the Model 3, and at the time, the company estimated customers would need to wait about two to four weeks to take delivery.
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There is something absurd about the process, you spent all this time and energy writing, recording, building and designing, then you send it off to a pressing plant and you wait about 3-6 months and then you get it back and it's done.
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I had to wait about 10 minutes for my room before I was able to head upstairs in an elevator walled with real tree bark, which felt like an authentic commitment to natural decor elements, as well as a location just steps from Central Park.
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Further, between reviewing potentially non-compatible applications, the lengthy interview process and all other components of recruitment, a company still has to wait about five months to expect a new hire to reach full productivity, which can cost months of time and tens of thousands of dollars.
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However, I hate how small the pieces of chicken, tiny pack of french fries, and undersized cup of Coca-Cola are," For these reasons, his first try of KFC left him disappointed, not helped by the long waits: "There was a long queue; I had to wait about three hours, which made me mad.
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While we're sure you already have your credit card out and ready to push your spending limit to the brink, unfortunately you'll have to wait about a month to max out that plastic as this line isn't available until April 9 when the full collection will hit both brick and mortar stores and Target.
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The company devoted the entirety of its gigantic booth in the Los Angeles Convention Center's west hall to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the latest entry in the legendary game series and a launch title for Nintendo's upcoming platform, codenamed NX. It was the most searched for game from the show, and attendees had to wait about four hours in line to to try it, which is impressive considering there were more than 140 demo stations in the booth.
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One of the Seafires was hit by one of the bombers in its fuel tank forcing the pilot to bail out and land in terrible sea conditions. Rescue by Sea Otter was impossible due to the appalling conditions. The pilot was forced to wait about an hour until he was rescued by the American destroyer .
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Portia slowly approaches the prey and takes it. Portia usually needs to inflict up to 15 stabbings to completely immobilise a larger spider(1.5 to 2 times to the Portia′s weight), and then Portia may wait about 20 to 200 millimetres away for 15 to 30 minutes from seizing the prey. Insects are usually not immobilised so quickly but continue to struggle, sometimes for several minutes.
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When he began the serialization of Dragon Ball, he had only prepared storyboards for three chapters. The author said that during its serialization he would wait about two days before his deadline to begin developing the storyboard. Starting around midnight, he would finish it around six in the morning and spend until that night inking, finishing everything in about a day-and-a-half. Unlike other artists, he had only one assistant helping him.
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You will wait about 15 minutes and then the spirometry is repeated. An increase in FEV1 (or forced expiratory volume in the first second of a forced exhalation) of >200ml is considered a positive result. Bear in mind, however, that this number does not apply to children, and that it can differ depending on the patient's native result; small patient's with pulmonary fibrosis, restrictive lung disease etc. will have a measurably lower FEV1 than healthy average-sized adults.
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He threw and batted left-handed. He made his big league debut on September 26, 1923 at the age of 22 with the Philadelphia Athletics. He played in only that game in 1923, going 1 for 4 with a RBI and a strikeout. Jones would have to wait about nine years before he got to play in the Majors again-the next time he saw Major League action was in 1932 at the age of 31.
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After having given a series of concerts in Tokyo and other large Japanese cities, she had to wait about five years for a French company to distribute her new album French corazon (written and composed in 1984 but released in 1988 in Japan). Having been broadcast notably on French television, the video for the single "Le Nougat", directed by comics artist Olivia Tele Clavel, prepared the public for the big return of the singer to the French stage which commenced with a concert in 1993 at the Bataclan.
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Portia slowly approaches the prey and takes it. Portia usually needs to inflict up to 15 stabbings to completely immobilise a larger spider(1.5 to 2 times to the Portia′s weight), and then Portia may wait about 20 to 200 millimetres away for 15 to 30 minutes from seizing the prey. Insects are usually not immobilised so quickly but continue to struggle, sometimes for several minutes. If Portia cannot make further contact, all types of prey usually recover, making sluggish movements several minutes after the stabbing but often starting normal movement only after an hour.
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The Lemon draws parallels between collectivized healthcare systems and the East German Trabant, a noisy, inefficient, underpowered automobile that remained a symbol of communist inefficiency and lack of ingenuity, mostly unchanged for nearly thirty years. East Germans would typically have to wait 8 years to receive their own Trabant, an unappealing vehicle that lacked even basic features, like fuel gauges. Like East Germans waiting for their Trabants, the movie implies, so too do Canadians like Shirley Healey wait for life-saving treatment. Ms. Healey suffered from mesenteric ischemia, and was unable to obtain prompt treatment, being told she'd have to wait about 2 months.
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The patient must then wait about an hour for the sugar to distribute and be taken up into organs which use glucose – a time during which physical activity must be kept to a minimum, in order to minimize uptake of the radioactive sugar into muscles (this causes unwanted artifacts in the scan, interfering with reading especially when the organs of interest are inside the body vs. inside the skull). Then, the patient is placed in the PET scanner for a series of one or more scans which may take from 20 minutes to as long as an hour (often, only about one-quarter of the body length may be imaged at a time).
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Indian Territory, present day Oklahoma In agreement with a call from three vacant churches of Oxford, Paynesville and Elizabeth, Alabama, Loughridge preached six months; soon afterward, Loughridge was appointed by the Presbyterian board for foreign missions to visit the Creek Indians, west of Arkansas, to find out whether or not they would be willing to allow a preaching and mission school on their lands. Loughridge set out on horse-back, November 2, 1841, from Eutaw, and rode about six hundred miles. On December 6 he met the chiefs of the Creek (Muskogee) Nation, and brought the matter before them. Loughridge had to wait about three weeks for the council to meet to consider his proposal; While there he took time visiting several parts of the nation; there was not a missionary in the whole nation, nor was there an institution of learning in all the land, except a little government school which pretended to be taught by a man who was afterwards proved to be a counterfeiter.
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