Examples of 'might have to wait' in a sentence
Meaning of "might have to wait"
This phrase implies that there could be a delay or a period of waiting before something can be done or obtained. It suggests a possibility of patience being required in order to achieve a desired outcome
How to use "might have to wait" in a sentence
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might have to wait
You might have to wait a few minutes.
Thursday night dinners might have to wait.
You might have to wait a long time.
The wrestling might have to wait.
She might have to wait a bit longer.
The medicine might have to wait.
You might have to wait a little bit.
International customers might have to wait a bit longer.
You might have to wait for a bit.
I told him that you were busy and he might have to wait.
You might have to wait till morning.
We will be sure to inform you how long you might have to wait.
Tom might have to wait a bit longer.
So she told her friend that they might have to wait a bit.
We might have to wait a bit at the border.
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So grad school might have to wait a year.
We might have to wait until we are older.
We knew we might have to wait.
I might have to wait on building a fire though.
The longest you might have to wait is a day.
Might have to wait a few days.
So a website might have to wait for a while.
Might have to wait on those cappuccinos.
So the biopsy might have to wait a few days.
Might have to wait for missing persons reports.
I think the spines might have to wait another day.
We might have to wait for two or three days.
We were told that we might have to wait for five years.
We might have to wait a little longer.
Some were told that they might have to wait weeks for flights.
You might have to wait for that omelet.
Shuttles only leave when they are full so you might have to wait.
You might have to wait for a while.
Babies often do not arrive on schedule so you might have to wait a little longer.
You just might have to wait a bit.
A boy living in America finds out how long his dad might have to wait.
But you might have to wait a while.
If you are outside of the country then you might have to wait a little longer.
Madbat might have to wait a few months.
Those in Latin America and Eastern Europe might have to wait a little longer.
You might have to wait it out.
Oh, your cheese fries might have to wait.
We might have to wait a day extra.
Something tells me I might have to wait for a while.
I might have to wait for you.
You mean to say we might have to wait a year?
We might have to wait a few months.
Hence, the bathroom just might have to wait.
That might have to wait a little.
No reservations, so you might have to wait.
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Right now the job is to wait here
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Have this done by the customer service only
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