Waitlist [noun]

When Oak Street opened its doors to vaccinate front-line medical workers no matter where they worked, the waitlist was almost immediately in the thousands.

I told my friend to put me and my husband down on the waitlist.

Interested parties can sign up at Cloudflare’s registration page to get on the waitlist for availability.

Managing a waitlist is complicated, Roberts said, because you need to have people who want the vaccine and have both the transportation and flexibility to get to the vaccine clinic within about 30 minutes, but so far it has worked out.

The department had developed just 3,300 residential lots statewide since 1995, though, while its residential waitlist ballooned to 23,000.

The department has developed just 3,300 residential lots statewide since 1995, even as its residential waitlist has ballooned to 23,000.

According to Baker, the organization expects to have served more than 600,000 meals by the end of 2020, and more than 300 seniors are on the waitlist due to a lack of funding and operational capacity.

In June 2013, JaMarcus’ race-adjusted eGFR was 25 — too high for the transplant waitlist.

After five years on the city waitlist for affordable housing, he’d finally landed a new spot.

Google also revealed 11 bank partners for a new mobile banking product called Plex, a waitlist for which it made available Wednesday.