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Use of pending in Sentences. 29 Examples

The examples include pending at the start of sentence, pending at the end of sentence and pending in the middle of sentence

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pending at the start of sentence

  1. Pending his return let us get everything ready.

pending at the end of sentence

  1. Nine cases are still pending.
  2. The lawsuit was then pending.
  3. Our mid - term exam is pending.
  4. A decision on this matter is pending.
  5. There were whispers that a deal was pending.
  6. She had a libel action against the magazine pending.

pending in the middle of sentence

  1. An election is pending in Italy.
  2. The matter is still pending in court.
  3. She was held in custody pending trial.
  4. The item is Patent pending No. 912057.
  5. He was freed on bail pending an appeal.
  6. In 1989, the court had 600 pending cases.
  7. The players have been suspended pending appeal.
  8. The accused was released on bail pending trial.
  9. The lawsuit is still pending in the state court.
  10. Diagnosis was deferred pending further assessment.
  11. He was released on bail pending further inquiries.
  12. This matter must wait pending her return from London.
  13. He was released on bail pending committal proceedings.
  14. She has been released on bail pending further enquiries.
  15. The inquest was adjourned pending further investigations.
  16. Flights were suspended pending investigation of the crash.
  17. They were released on police bail pending further enquiries.
  18. Sales of the drug have been stopped, pending further research.
  19. He had been suspended from practice, pending legal investigations.
  20. All charges against her are dropped pending the verification of her story.
  21. None of the four people killed was identified pending notification of relatives.
  22. Names of the dead and injured are being withheld pending notification of relatives.
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An arm off of a larger body of water (often between rocky headlands).
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