Examples of 'wait a day' in a sentence
Meaning of "wait a day"
Wait a day: to delay an action or decision for 24 hours. It implies taking time before proceeding further with a plan
How to use "wait a day" in a sentence
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At least you wait a day to call again.
Wait a day before you buy something.
You may want to wait a day or two.
But wait a day before you send it.
Then she will wait a day more.
Wait a day before you purchase something.
Could not they wait a day or two.
Wait a day before sending a second email.
I think she would want me to wait a day.
They can wait a day or two if necessary.
Everything else can wait a day or two.
Wait a day or so and then think about it.
But it can wait a day or two.
Wait a day or two before replacing pictures.
I will not wait a day longer.
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Wait a day or so to make more ice.
Can not wait a day longer.
Wait a day before printing this.
I just said maybe wait a day until he booked it.
Wait a day or so before talking to her.
You should also wait a day before flossing.
Wait a day before you buy one thing.
You can not wait a day to take action.
Wait a day before sending out angry responses.
Expense reports can wait a day.
I can wait a day and a half.
We can either go now or wait a day.
You always wait a day before you text.
Most guys at least wait a day.
He will not wait a day longer before invading.
Could not even wait a day.
Go home and wait a day before returning to buy.
Prix preparations can wait a day.
I wait a day and after i contact.
We might have to wait a day extra.
I did wait a day to call him.
I can not even wait a day.
He can wait a day or two.
They do not even wait a day.
Let us wait a day or two.
The postmortem can wait a day.
We could wait a day or two.
If you do it like the weather just wait a day.
You can wait a day.
Wait a day or two until.
It really cannot wait a day longer.
I would wait a day and drive back at night and do it.
But that will have to wait a day or two.
Can you wait a day or two before you go home.
She did not wait a day.
