So I wait up, I wait up late for my fiancé to return to our temporary apartment, our shared temporal space.
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I'm going to collect some round rocks, don't wait up!
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Let's focus on this record [Don't Wait Up For George].
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The surgery would have to wait up to two weeks.
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In fact, she'll just wait up here until Jeremy gets onstage.
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She'll have to wait up to 5 years, like everyone else.
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Narrator: Customers can wait up to two hours just to order.
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Then he started running where I was saying 'Wait, wait, wait up.
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You may have to wait up to a week for a reply.
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Many would wait up until that late January deadline to sign up.
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Some passengers had to wait up to ten hours to board their trains.
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Women calling the helpline wait up to half an hour to get through.
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You may have to wait up to one week for a reply. 11.
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You may have to wait up to a week for a reply. 12.
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Expect to wait up to 210 minutes for your chance on the ice.
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You may have to wait up to a week for a reply. 11.
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Some suppliers said they have had to wait up to two years for payments.
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He could start dialysis, and wait up to five years for an organ transplant.
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I try and wait up for him, but end up falling asleep on the couch.
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Before we left, Toups told Ashantison to wait up and went back to the kitchen.
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I definitely don't wait up for him at night or let him wake me up (haha).
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Refugees who are referred to resettlement in the United States typically wait up to two years.
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I also thought it was bizarre for her to wait up for him the way she did.
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You may need to wait up to three days before you can use it, so don't wait.
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She expected she would have to wait up to four months to try to enter the United States.
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This is what we need for those late night hours while we wait up for Santa to show!
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As for what else Kimmel has to say on the matter: We'll have to wait up and see.
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Trucks could initially have to wait up to two and a half days to cross the English Channel.
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Branimir Bunjac from Zivi Zid said people often had to wait up to two years for medical check-ups.
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For example, trucks may have to wait up to two and a half days to cross the English Channel.
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So the good news is you don't have to wait up for the rumored deal to hear them there.[Recode]
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I finish my book (Eternal Life by Dara Horn) and wait up for J. Day One (J.) 6:45 a.m.
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It was already close to midnight, but a small group of women had been told to wait up for me.
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Silva-Rodriguez Bonazzi's Lima studio gets so humid she often has to wait up to 10 days before firing anything.
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Drivers had to wait up to seven hours at the few filling stations open on Saturday, according to news reports.
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We will take a deposit but tell the customers they have to wait up to three weeks before we can deliver.
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Upon completion, the proctor informed us we would have to wait up to 15 business days to get our results back.
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Passenger vehicles that would normally wait up to an hour and a half to cross are now facing four-hour waits.
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The rush of inquiries caused a backlog, forcing some callers to wait up to six minutes to speak with emergency personnel.
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But many are unwilling to wait up to six months for identity documents and take their chance with the smugglers instead.
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From then on, I'd call Dad, and he'd tell Mom that he would wait up, aka fall asleep on the couch.
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For other tasks, you may need to wait up to three days for your ID to be usable in the system.
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If you couldn't fall asleep within half an hour, you'd think, 'fuck it, I'll just wait up for the next dose.
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If you delay your benefits even longer, you get an 21 percent increase for every year you wait up until age 245.
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Having to wait up to two months for a product you spent hundreds of dollars on is a tougher pill to swallow.
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Workers from the Western Balkans, who already enjoy special access to Germany, can wait up to a year to have applications processed.
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Given the high demand for Community Care's program, patients often have to wait up to six months for their first pain appointment.
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At the same time, I was doing this George Jones tribute record [Don't Wait Up For George, which came out in 2014].
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Especially in California, where there is a backlog, couples can wait up to 90 days just to get a hearing, according to Reckers.
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Under Florida's current system, ex-felons have to wait up to seven years before they could petition the Clemency Board, led by Gov.
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But these eggs taste great after just an hour and a half, but you can wait up to three days for maximum potency.
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I reached out to Yahoo for comment and will update this post if I get a response (don't wait up late for that!).
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In September, according to Michael DiCecco of Huntington Bank, trucking companies had to wait up to six months to receive a new truck.
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With competing legal interests, family members of the victims can wait up to a five years to learn the fate of officers involved.
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Although the municipal body has worked to prioritize low-income households, residents who book government water tankers could still wait up to a month.
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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to On The Money, where we hope you didn't wait up for the (partial) results from the Iowa Caucuses.
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Both Boston and San Francisco library officials told TIME that patrons could have to wait up to three months to check out a copy.
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Americans wait up to two days for a check to clear, but thanks to the Fed, banks can instantly transfer money to each other.
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As a result, newcomers are finding that they will have to wait up to months before they can even begin the lengthy asylum process.
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Pound said organizers could wait up until May to decide on the fate of the games, which are slated to begin on July 24.
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Most patrons had to wait up to an hour and 40 minutes, with up to 200 ramen enthusiasts waiting in line at a time.
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It then requires people with disabilities to wait up to 6 months or more before they could go to court to protect their rights.
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C. has to work super early, so he heads to bed, while I wait up and play on my phone to pass the time.
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Buses provide the main mode of transportation for most Yakutsk residents, who must sometimes wait up to 20 minutes at bus shelters during the winter.
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Now, all you have to do is complete the CAPTCHA, submit, and wait up to 60 days for all of your preferences to take effect.
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A Queensland government official told Reuters this week that Adani Enterprises might have to wait up to two years for environmental approvals to start construction.
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It allows you to share results via text message and social media, a feature that's useful for letting people at home know not to wait up.
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Protect Social Security Disability Insurance claimants Disabled claimants with health conditions preventing them from working must currently wait up to 600 days for an appeal hearing.
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"They will no longer need to request a withdrawal from the platform to their bank account and wait up to two days for their money to arrive".
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Someone with psychosis, for instance, should receive treatment in two weeks but may wait up to six months, says Will Johnstone of Rethink Mental Illness, a charity.
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Where and when to vote early "Golden Week" was adopted after the 2004 election when some voters were forced to wait up to 12 hours to vote.
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His permanent injunction blocks the state's current system that forces ex-felons to wait up to eight years before they can apply to restore their voting rights.
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Drivers had to wait up to seven hours at the few filling stations open on Saturday, according to news reports, and lines of cars snaked for blocks.
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"We know that some victims, particularly from outside the European Union, can wait up to several years," said Tamara Barnett, projects leader at the Human Trafficking Foundation.
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I was so scared of the horrible dreams I had when I didn't smoke that I'd wait up until whatever time for my dealer just to avoid them.
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Patients in the UK may have to wait up to a year longer to access new drugs and treatments, after the country steps out of the European Union.
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I was the youngest kid in the neighborhood gang; my mom will tell you she could hear me blocks away shouting for the older kids to wait up.
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In worst-case scenarios, drug companies needed to wait up to two years to get permission just to start clinical trials, which would then take several more years.
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HIPAA allowed employer plans to wait up to 12 months to cover pre-existing conditions if a new enrollee hadn't been continuously covered for at least 12 months prior.
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In some locations, animals arrived on set the morning after Brandt had rigged up the camera; in others, he had to wait up to six months to photograph them.
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They also risk exacerbating ethnic tensions with other groups and provinces the government says would have to wait up to three years for power if the route were changed.
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In high school my friend and I ran track together and because I was slow, he'd wait up for me, jogging in place at the top of each hill.
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AA has named two new vendors for uniforms, but flight attendants in particular may have to wait up to two years to get their new uniforms from Lands' End.
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They have also risked exacerbating ethnic tensions with other groups and provinces the government says would have to wait up to three years for power if the route were changed.
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For those who bought their Pixel through a specific carrier or another retailer, you might have to wait up to two years or until you've paid off your phone plan.
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People with past felony convictions are permanently barred from voting, and they have to wait up to eight years to request Scott and the clemency board to consider restoring it.
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Aid Access continues to be the highest-scoring service: Though patients might have to wait up to two weeks to receive the pills, it's the cheapest place to order from.
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Trump's child care plan assumes parents can pay thousands of dollars up-front each month to even qualify for his deduction, and then wait up to a year to get reimbursed.
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The laser link is the crucial part: Without that, the satellite would have had to wait up to an hour or more to beam back the data to a ground station.
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Those who wish to study a high-demand subject like medicine but fail to meet a required minimum score may be required to wait up to seven years for a place.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Rio Tinto , one of the world's biggest miners, has doubled its payment terms in a move that will force embattled suppliers to wait up to 90 days to be paid.
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Before the week of Thanksgiving last year, I was pretty scared because they were telling us how people wait up to four hours in line, and people order to-gos like crazy.
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But when it comes to birth control shots — which are administered every three months — patients may have to wait up to a year for their bodies to revert back to their normal cycles.
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Checking a bag means you're paying more to be physically separated from your belongings and must wait up to an hour to be reunited with them in the constipated bowels of an airport.
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It said trucks could have to wait up to two and a half days to cross the English Channel and British citizens could be subject to increased immigration checks at EU border posts.
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On multiple occasions, he also ordered her to stand next to and reserve gym equipment that he wanted to use, sometimes making her wait up to 40 minutes while he was called away.
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Women can wait up to two years to see their cases discussed in court, living in a limbo that can extend another three to 10 years as they wait for a definitive ruling.
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At the nursing home, he often had to wait up to an hour for a response after pushing his call button, he recalled in an interview, and aides would wake him at 3 a.m.
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The rookies are forbidden to use squad cars, must operate out of the basement of the Negro Y.M.C.A. and can wait up to three hours for a police wagon to pick up their prisoners.
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Some patients can wait up to three weeks to see a doctor, and there's the potential that the country could see a shortfall of up to 120,000 doctors coming within the next 15 years.
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Soccer-crazed fans are reportedly drinking some restaurants and bars around the Kremlin and Red Square dry, with some establishments having to wait up to a day before getting a delivery to restock, Reuters reported.
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After that, you wait up to 12 hours for it all to cool down and shrink to the right volume, see if it meets quality assurance, and then apply CNC techniques to further shape it.
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Two are a sop to those who fear an army of Muslim babies: one allows local officials to order Muslim parents to wait up to three years before having another baby, while the other outlaws polygamy.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Adani Enterprises might have to wait up to two years to get two environmental approvals to start construction at its controversial Carmichael coal mine in Australia, a Queensland government official told Reuters.
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But brace yourself to wait up to five hours in line if you weren't one of the lucky few who snagged a reservation when the tickets went on sale via Facebook, with no real advertising whatsoever.
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The legal action comes amid an investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice into the election's handling by Maricopa County officials that saw outraged votes wait up to five hours to cast their ballots at polls.
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It earned him the fanatical support of lower- and middle-class Filipinos who, throughout the election, would wait up to six hours to hear him give the same hour-long speech he's given all over the country.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Fugitive movie director Roman Polanski will have to wait up to three months to hear whether he can resolve his four-decade-old rape case without serving more jail time in the United States.
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As in the US, some eateries' owners have complained that the system is unfair and needlessly nit-picky, and that they must wait up to six months to apply for a new inspection to boost their scores.
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Before a Californian could buy even a single bullet of any kind, he or she would need to pay a fee of up to $220 and wait up to 26 days to obtain a four-year permit.
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Instead of just waiting a couple of seconds during which a kid may or may not say anything, the show would wait (up to 10 seconds) for a response and then continue, or prompt them to answer again.
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Anti-abortion centers are often located in states with stringent abortion restrictions, like requiring patients to wait up to 72 hours before an initial consultation or mandating that doctors give them counseling that, critics say, portrays abortion negatively.
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Steel and aluminum users that depend on imported products not available from U.S. producers may have to wait up to 90 days for an exclusion from the Trump administration's new metals tariffs, according to a Commerce Department document.
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According to Reuters, Deliv drivers were frequently having to wait up to 40 minutes for grocery orders when they arrived at the store for pickup, as Walmart was unable to process the online orders fast enough, the report claimed.
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In Belo Horizonte, a city in the central eastern state of Minas Gerais, people had to wait up to seven hours for a shot because health centers were not prepared for the surge in demand, a state spokeswoman said.
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An Airbnb host named Ruffin Provost told TechCrunch that he found the company's response to be lacking:The company initially told me they had no extra locks to send me for a replacement and I'd have to wait up to 20 days.
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In the early days you had to link your U.S bank account, verify it via two small deposits, and still wait up to five days for the Bitcoin to be sent to your wallet each time you made a purchase.
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The document appeared to be his tax records from '95 and it showed that he declared a $916 million loss that year—that huge deduction would have entitled him to wait up to 18 years before paying any federal income taxes.
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The details: U.S. District Judge Mark Walker last week called for "robust and meaningful" reform and blocked the current "unconstitutional" system that forces ex-felons to wait up to eight years before they can apply to restore their voting rights.
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Current mining operations—namely those run by Brienza and Coinmint—will be allowed to continue operating, but the Bitcoin miners in the wings will have to wait up to 18 months before they can open a mine in the city.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Steel and aluminum users that depend on imported products not available from U.S. producers may have to wait up to 90 days for an exclusion from the Trump administration's new metals tariffs, according to a Commerce Department document.
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She lives in one of the barrios, the country's favelas, where she said she has had no access to basics such as milk or rice for weeks, and where she has to wait up to 12 hours in line at her local store.
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Industry figures suggest that tourism in the French capital is recovering after heavy falls in late 280 and much of 703, though some experts caution that luxury hotels may have to wait up to five years before trade returns to normal levels.
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Notably, the report found that veterans must wait up to 70 days for medical appointments through the Choice Program, because VA relied on inaccurate and unreliable data, and VA staff often internally changed appointment dates to alter the appearance of wait times.
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The conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty alleges the Wisconsin Elections Commission broke the law when deciding to wait up to two years, as opposed to 2202 days, to deactivate voters who may have moved out of state, the AP reported.
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Janelle Dey, who happened on the line while walking through SoHo with her boyfriend, stuck on the end of it, not knowing in particular, she said, what was on offer or why, but game to wait up to an hour to find out.
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Chief Executive Pieter van der Does said at that time that Adyen was working to become a full-service payments provider for retailers and online merchants globally and was prepared to wait up to two or three years before seeking a stock market listing.
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Some of them do not allow incarcerated people to appear before a parole board at all; in others, such as Georgia, some individuals can be made to wait up to eight years after being turned down by the board before their cases are reviewed again.
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But it was positive for Penumbra, too: the gist of the piece was that patients can wait up to 24 hours (instead of the widely accepted six hours) after having a stroke to remove the blood clot, theoretically raising demand for both Stryker's and Penumbra's devices.
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Industry figures were told that in a no-deal Brexit scenario, the government expected that up to 60% of lorries would not have the correct documentation to move between Calais and Dover with some lorries potentially having to wait up to two days before crossing the Channel.
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Hundreds of people had to wait up to two hours at an over-flowing bus station before Wednesday's ceremony due to a shortage of shuttles, and hundreds more were held up from leaving Carrara Stadium after a bus broke down and jammed up the transport flow.
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Of those, I really liked WELL DAMN, WELCOME TO MY LIFE (a fantastic entry, although I'm not sure the clue quite gets there; I hear it as "Now you see what I'm going through"), MEGADEAL, DON'T WAIT UP FOR ME, TIGER MOM, NEVER FAILS and PLEASE STOP.
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A case brought against New Prime in Missouri in 20113 challenged that company's policy—created in response to harassment complaints related to male-female pairings—of making female trainees wait up to a year to be assigned to a female trainer, leaving them unable to work and without compensation.
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He now says he supports gun safety, but in Congress, he initially voted against the Brady Bill, which requires prospective handgun buyers to wait up to five business days while a background check is conducted before completing a purchase, and later supported legislation immunizing the gun industry from several types of lawsuits.
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But Fanny would wait up for Rosario to get home from her late shift, as a cleaner at a local private school, so they could get a bite at Waffle House; Rosario would get up early enough to tell Fanny, "I'll see you soon," as her daughter left to catch the school bus.
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"Most of the shops have restrictions on how often you can call or dine, … so you may have to wait up to six months before you can return to do a shop you like," said St. Petersburg, Florida-based Jen Smith, who shopped for extra cash while she paid down $53,000 in student loans.
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The Department for Transport analysis said that in a worst case scenario, vehicles trying to cross the border with the European Union — including those carrying fresh food and medicine — may have to wait up to two days before doing so due to new border checks, with an average wait of one-and-a-half-days.
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These include ensuring car models are no more than five years old and have a black exterior and interior, only employing drivers with a minimum rating of 4.85, giving riders more time to get out of the house by having drivers wait up to 15 minutes, and giving riders the chance to choose their preferences for temperature, luggage and conversation vs.
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Read more: These business owners on the Irish border fear a no-deal Brexit could soon wreck their livelihoodsIndustry figures were told that in a no-deal Brexit scenario, the government expected that up to 60% of lorries would not have the correct documentation to move between Dover and Calais, with some lorries potentially having to wait up to two days before crossing the Channel.
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