George W. Bush and Barack Obama both waited about a year.
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"We waited about 10 weeks then compared the results," he says.
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I waited about five minutes until someone came on the line.2.
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Two gunmen waited about a dozen steps away, crouched behind several parked S.U.V.s.
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The North had waited about three years between each of its previous tests.
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The staff waited about a half-hour for him to build up his nerve.
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Diamond Brown waited about seven hours to learn her 6-year-old son's fate on Monday.
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That breach had also happened in September, but Facebook waited about six weeks to mention it.
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He would later say he waited about 20 minutes, hoping the vulture would spread its wings.
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I waited about 40 minutes for my wings to arrive, which was the lowlight of my visit.
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All up, she estimated she waited about eight minutes for the order after it should have arrived.
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"I waited about four days to report because I was scared of my standing at BYU," Barney said.
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When I got there, no one in sight, I waited about ten minutes, went outside to look around.
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They showed up and waited about 20 minutes until they were called back and placed into an exam room.
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I waited about 10 minutes until the huffing she was doing was gone and I couldn't hear the cub anymore.
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I waited about 30 seconds before deciding to make sure that she had left the area and I could continue.
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I waited about a month before I really sat down with it, but it didn't take too long once I focused.
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With the Wolf, I turned the heat up to 425 degrees and waited about 12 minutes for it to heat up.
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At each spot, we played a recording of a jackal pack howling and then waited about five minutes for a response.
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LG: Yeah, you must've done something right the last time because we only waited about a month to have you back on.
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Some complementary things were said about the incoming congresswoman, and they waited about two minutes before launching into the socialist fear-mongering.
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I called the number on the back of my card and waited about five minutes to speak to a customer service agent.
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The survey didn't find a universal time that men cheat in their marriages, but on average they waited about 11 years before cheating.
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After submitting the app for review on December 22, the developer waited about two weeks before it was finally available for public download.
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Police waited about an hour to make the arrest, fearing Tordil was armed, and closed in when he got into his vehicle, Manger said.
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He waited about a week, feeling hesitant, before he painted a portrait of their killer, Dylann Roof, who was sentenced to death last week.
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Ryan's grandmother brought him to the home and she waited about an hour in the driveway before she became concerned and called the teen's parents.
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Donald Trump learned what a red card was for on Tuesday ... and POTUS waited about 2 seconds to use it on the White House reporters!
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In 267.3, Twilio held a secondary about four months after its IPO, while LogMein (252.7), ServiceNow (2012), GrubHub (2014), and Cloudera (2017) each waited about five months.
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Instead ,she waited about thirty minutes for the raccoon to leave her home, in which time he polished off every last piece of bread he could find.
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"Bill Clinton waited a year and ten months to use clemency, and George W. Bush and Barack Obama waited about two years each before acting," Crouch noted.
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Considering the fact we've waited about 15 months for this moment since the series bowed in July 2016, the countdown now boils down to merely a few hours.
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We were round the front of the venue after his sound check and waited about 40 minutes, and there was about 20 people hanging around to meet him.
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Ryan Shannon, another passenger on the Lexington-to-New York flight, said passengers boarded, were asked to exit, waited about 90 minutes and then got back on the plane.
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In fact, the numbers crunchers at Hinge found that users who waited about 3 hours and 52 minutes to send a second text got responses more often than not.
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I waited about an hour from the minute I got in my first line to the moment I was called up to submit my paperwork for my license exchange.
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As he moaned and thrashed and blood from a lacerated spleen filled his abdomen, they waited about 12 hours to summon medical help, by which point it was too late.
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At the Poliedro sports and cultural complex in western Caracas, several thousand people waited about two hours to vote, many drawn from opposition-dominated neighborhoods where polling places were closed.
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They inexplicably waited about six months to interview both the Trump campaign aide and the European professor who allegedly alerted Papadopoulos to the Russia dirt and introduced him to Moscow contacts.
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It was also later found that Ruiz didn't run the full Boston Marathon -- instead she waited about a mile from the finish line, jumped into the race and sprinted to the finish.
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The 61-year-old was eligible to file a claim when the shutdown began in December but waited about two weeks because he thought workers would have to get paid at some point.
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ZalyKha Graceful Lorraina Allah, who will soon turn 2, was born in Atlanta to parents Elizabeth Handy and Bilal Walk, who waited about a year before seeking a birth certificate for the child.
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Fifty-four video and audio clips — released Monday by the Sacramento Police Department, exactly one month after the shooting — reveal new details as to why the officers waited about five minutes before helping Clark.
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Mr. Mcbride, who said he waited about 20 minutes to pay on Sunday, said managers relayed that their computers needed to be "rebooted" and that they were on the phone with Target's corporate office.
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TMZ has learned Justin's security team called Burbank police Friday night after a girl who just turned 18 waited about 12 HOURS in her car in front of Bieber's house for a photo op.
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Moon waited about 30 minutes for Trump at the DMZ on Wednesday, having driven part of the way to the fortified border by road, an option not open to Trump because of security concerns.
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A report from the Nuffield Trust, a research group, found that in 2012-13 patients in Wales waited about 19973 days for a hip or knee replacement, compared with 70 days in England and Scotland.
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A Government Accountability Office report from 1988 found that it was native-born citizens who filed 64 percent of sponsorship requests, and that those sponsoring family members typically waited about 12 years for their arrival.
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Alternatively, Epic could be waiting until the backlash dies down to make the announcement, similar to how Gearbox Software revealed the first Borderlands 3 trailer in late March and waited about a week to confirm EGS exclusivity.
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Police said one of the suspects was apprehended near the crime scene while another called 911 and waited about 12 miles from the shooting site for them to pick him up by the side of the road.
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And a survey by Massachusetts Institute of Technology on racial disparities in poll station wait times during the 2016 election found that, on average, black voters waited about 16 minutes, compared to white voters waiting 43 minutes.
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After the killing last year of Mohammad Ikhlaq, a Muslim man who was beaten with bricks and sticks in response to rumors that he had slaughtered a cow and eaten beef, Mr. Modi waited about three weeks before he commented.
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"I waited about 10 minutes, and if there were no signs of life, I left," said the ringleader, Roman Shugaibev, who was a licensed real estate agent, in a videotaped confession released by the police that explained how he drowned his clients.
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The person who booked the room (the guy) would have to go up first, while the other waited about fifteen minutes to ensure no one from the concierge or security caught on to the fact we were about to have wild, rampant pre-marital sex.
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I waited about 45 minutes seated on the bench, watching a parade of people explain to the clerk why they were there and take their seats beside me: a small group of young queer-presenting people, plenty of newlyweds, and a cluster of individuals who sat alone quietly, clutching their paperwork.
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But when I attempted to launch the first mission or otherwise enter the actual game world, the loading bar would stop about 95 percent of the way done and stay there forever (I waited about five minutes and reloaded a couple times to make sure it wasn't just my aging rig).
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I immediately texted T-Pain and asked if I could send it to him. I did. I waited about 15 minutes and his reply was, 'This is dope. Let's do it.
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After the accident, passengers waited about 12 hours in Cimarron at the 4-H recreation center where cots and blankets were set up. Food was provided by local restaurants. They then boarded buses to Kansas City and transferred to a Chicago bound train.
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There, it waited about under the ocean's surface in waters deep for Cheonan to pass by. Investigators believe that the submarine fired the torpedo from about 3 km away. The attack appears to have been timed for a period when tidal forces in the area were slow.
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On April 5, 1879, Richardson entered the Long Branch Saloon—specifically looking for Loving—but Loving was not there at that time. Richardson joined a game of poker and waited. About 9:00 pm, Loving walked in and took a seat at a table. Richardson moved over and sat across from him.
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However, he waited about a year and a half for the film to be screened on 14 February 2018. The premiere of the film was held at the Regal Cinema Hall in Colombo. Rathnayake has acted in few films including, Ran Kevita, Ran Kevita 2, Aswesuma and Rajya Sevaya Pinisai. In 2012, he directed the TV serial Romeo and Dante.
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The prisoners waited about a week for a moonless night, and on Friday 24 March the escape attempt began. As night fell, those allocated a place moved to Hut 104. Unfortunately for the prisoners, the exit trap door of Harry was frozen solid and freeing it delayed the escape for an hour and a half. Then it was discovered that the tunnel had come up short of the nearby forest; at 10.30 p.m.
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We're gonna have to re-build the > Wiltern Theater, which they had taken down, it was a million dollars to re- > do the ending... and I felt all his hostility for Universal. A guy named > Sean Daniels, who was head of production, one day said to me, well there is > hostility because we understand you waited about eight months to come up > with that final song and you never did it. I said, where'd you hear that? I > did it in two days.
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On 16 July 1990, the Badr-1 was launched as a secondary payload on a Long March 2E rocket from Area No. 2 at XSLC. Badr-1, a low-Earth orbit satellite, circled the Earth's orbit every 96 minutes, passing over Pakistan for 15 minutes three to four times a day. Scientists, engineers, technicians, and designers who developed the satellite watched the launch from range. They waited about 93 minutes to ensure that the satellite had made one orbit and was transmitting, before dr.
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The order indicated that Lee had divided his army and dispersed portions geographically (to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, and Hagerstown, Maryland), thus making each subject to isolation and defeat in detail if McClellan could move quickly enough. McClellan waited about 18 hours before deciding to take advantage of this intelligence and position his forces based on it, thus endangering a golden opportunity to defeat Lee decisively. Dead Confederate soldiers from Starke's Louisiana Brigade, on the Hagerstown Turnpike, north of the Dunker Church The armies met near the town of Sharpsburg by Antietam Creek. Although McClellan arrived in the area on September 16, his trademark caution delayed his attack on Lee, which gave the Confederates more time to prepare defensive positions and allowed Longstreet's corps to arrive from Hagerstown and Jackson's corps, minus A. P. Hill's division, to arrive from Harpers Ferry.
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