Examples of 'may have to wait' in a sentence
Meaning of "may have to wait"
The phrase 'may have to wait' implies that there is a possibility or likelihood of having to wait for something. It suggests that there may be a delay or period of waiting involved before a desired action, event, or result can occur
How to use "may have to wait" in a sentence
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may have to wait
We may have to wait for better weather.
But the celebration may have to wait.
You may have to wait a few decades.
This league domination may have to wait a while.
We may have to wait for another attack.
But that expected improvement may have to wait.
You may have to wait a long time.
Cory says that you may have to wait a.
You may have to wait a few hours.
The southbound freight may have to wait for him.
You may have to wait a good time.
To see serious change we may have to wait several years.
You may have to wait your turn.
That crazy and impractical plan may have to wait.
But he may have to wait for a bit.
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They may have to wait longer still.
This means some others may have to wait for it.
You may have to wait or start a process.
The process therefore may have to wait for the disk.
We may have to wait for the trampling.
For this the players may have to wait for a while.
I may have to wait for the transcripts.
Montreal may have to wait.
I may have to wait till it is published.
Parking is cheap but you may have to wait for a few minutes.
You may have to wait a week or two.
So getting to know her better may have to wait until next year.
We may have to wait to hear from him.
Mothers who make it to a hospital may have to wait long hours to see a doctor.
We may have to wait for another government.
If you are not assessed as urgent you may have to wait for a lengthy period.
You may have to wait for a service.
Some may take a bit longer and you may have to wait a few days.
But he may have to wait his turn.
Bank holiday has almost gone so this may have to wait until the weekend.
You may have to wait several hours to.
It is always full with customers and you may have to wait for a little while.
We may have to wait two weeks for passage.
Even though You may have to wait.
You may have to wait in line.
And that his German clients may have to wait.
I think it may have to wait another day.
For the first radishes, we may have to wait.
Maybe we may have to wait a little.
Ha, that crazy and impractical plan may have to wait.
We may have to wait for our wedding day.
If Wenger really wants someone he may have to wait until the summer.
We may have to wait a little longer than that.
She will force through a referendum but may have to wait until after Brexit.
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