21.   People have waited months to watch people like Ichiro Suzuki and Luis Gonzalez play in October, and every game must be available, to everyone, no exceptions.

22.   Policy-makers might be inclined to wait several months or a couple of years before pressing the hot-button issues that set off partisan fireworks and filibusters.

23.   She waited a month for an answer and then asked again.

24.   Should they buy now, or wait a month for prices to fall again?

25.   Some complained of waiting months to receive ordered software -- and seeing copies on the shelves of Costco before they got theirs.

26.   Taxpayers may be forced to wait months, even a long as a year for the transcript.

27.   That remark caused some observers to recall that millions of Russians wait months to receive their paychecks.

28.   The audience, some of whom said they had waited months to see a doctor for lung problems, applauded enthusiastically.

29.   The bloated, corrupt state bureaucracy meant that Argentines had to wait months to connect a telephone line or fix a leaky water pipe.

30.   The group usually waits months to ensure that the data are sound and that another contraction does not take place.