wait for, in, on, at or till?
Don't wait for ideal situation. |
Castiel waited for Dean to ask. |
Wait for KLCI to crash and panic. |
The other way is to wait for one to crop up of its own accord, and this normally works. |
I think I can not move the feet, I seem to have to wait for it open the elevator doors. |
As for the sales breakdown everyone's waiting for, Apple says it sold a whopping 18. |
Example: I was waiting for him outside the station, but at the same time he was waiting for me inside the station. |
Supporters are huddled around large overhead screens carrying the major news networks, waiting for states to fall. |
I gave them the benefit of the doubt that they were to busy so I decided to wait for my email reply over the weekend. |
Have been waiting for the twenty-something kids to finish school and get out on their own, but now I wait no more. |
Waited in next day; no delivery. |
Waited in on Fri 14th; no delivery. |
I waited in and no delivery happened. |
The message is that there is a way out and a new life waiting in recovery that is good. |
But wait what do I hear OH NO!!!!!! we have another muppet from FG waiting in the wings. |
With the private tour service we had little or no time waiting in lines and no wondering. |
Yes, he literally called me over while I was waiting in line and flipped through my passport and immigration cards. |
Poll workers were criticized by those who waited in line for their inattentiveness under the weight of the situation. |
His family waited in Quetta in Pakistan, where many Hazaras have taken refuge, but they still feared for their lives. |
Another thing about the small stores you don't have to wait in a long line to check out because of the lack of cashiers. |
I was waiting on her to return. |
Still waiting on rations however. |
We are still waiting on an answer. |
Actually I do agree with what you said about other members waiting on doing an album. |
I work in a posh steak place on Miami Beach, half of our best servers wait on you trashed. |
Think of one thing you stop yourself from doing because you're ' waiting on the weight '. |
I needed to go straight through it, so I waited on the leftmost lane (outside lane) for traffic on my right to pass. |
Sadly, we lose vast swathes of our lives ' waiting on the weight ', forgetful of the fact that we can't recycle time. |
Their next non-WoW game was SC2, 6 years later! Still waiting on that part 2 and who knows if we'll see part 3 before 2016. |
When they stand by the side of the road waiting on their company's vehicle, every taxi that passes blows, looking for a fare. |
The alleged victim waited at the door. |
Vehicles will be waiting at the lower station of. |
They wait at the pier for long hours for a small fare. |
I have both Light on Yoga and The Path to Holistic Health waiting at the B &N; store. |
The ' Cats had several great outlet passes to a man waiting at the opposing blue line. |
Taxi was waiting at the airport when we arrived and was bang on time for our departure. |
I waited at the registration table with attachments and shenpa bristling like the hooks from a well-stocked tackle box. |
What a picture that must have been! One of the most powerful of worldly men waiting at the door of the prophet's humble abode. |
After dinner it was off to my talk and reading to an enthusiastic crowd waiting at the Best Western Hotel and Conference Centre. |
When we reach home, we got the scolding of our life for trying to walk in the rain instead of waiting at school until it stopped. |
You wait till nature gives you. |
Wait till the big German returns. |
I say we wait till the season ends. |
In order to discourage begging, ignore such behavior, and wait till the meal has concluded. |
The notion that club X is waiting till 31st August to try and sign RvP makes no sense to me. |
We were discussing on sexual relation one day and we both agreed to wait till our wedding night. |
We waited till all other balloons were safely in the air before Kaan threw an empty gas cylinder out of the basket. |
Well, time, they say, heals wounds, but not with Chidi as he waited till this moment to have his own pound of flesh. |
The worst thing is Im allowing someone to buy it for me for Christmas, so it is literally waiting till then for it lol. |
You really thought nobody would read this anytime soon, when guys like us desperately wait till a post being published on this blog. |
I'd wait until you know she's ready. |
However, if they had waited until 11. |
I waited until 7 (That's an hour and a half. |
As Andy said above, wait until she is expressing some discomfort at the messy diaper. |
So by waiting until the last minute you could save hundreds on your romantic getaway. |
In the US, Native Americans had to wait until 1924 before they were given the right to vote. |
She's been hardly working on it for 2 years! Please respect this and wait until Monday, so you have it in your hands. |
She'll hold her bladder in the pool, or tub, and wait until she's out and pee on the floor, and then TELL ME she peed. |
You can wait until she's ready and it will take a few weeks to complete as opposed to several months if she's not ready. |
Realise also that we do not need to wait until the end of the tenure of this government to take action if the need arises. |
Scores of the world's media had waited outside the court for Terry to arrive. |
For transportation, I hardly saw any taxi waiting outside the lobby of the hotel. |
This measure does not include any time spent waiting outside of the gate before entry. |
Jiban Baba was waiting outside the room and, knowing where I was going, he gave me a bunch of notes. |
It is advised to be waiting outside five minutes before the departure time so you do not miss the bus. |
My SIL is now upset with me and says I have no right to stop her from waiting outside the delivery room. |
So it turns out the two of them have to wait outside the emergency room for the status on the girl's condition. |
Because the airport departure area is so small WITHOUT airconditioning, passengers have to wait outside the building. |
Upon arriving at the church, have all the officers wait outside the premises of the building or outside the church gate. |
Tess waited outside the door of the farmhouse till the group of workfolk had received their wages, and then Marian introduced her. |
I thought I would wait to jump in for a while. |
They resumed the conversation and waited to the food. |
If you waited to Day 5, you might be taking too much of a risk. |
There were more than a hundred people waiting to greet the President in the dining room. |
I matte as if Brian and I had been pic and from that present on we were waiting to drapery. |
They can not wait to post about the next totally usuless and pointless scandal in women's rights (?). |
Eisenhower put on a velvet wrap and led the way to the veranda where photographers were waiting to take our picture. |
As the exercises came to a dose I saw the Governor leave quickly, without waiting to take part in the round of congratulations. |
I have tried to get the experience in the hospital but due to it being a ethical issue they said wait to you get an interview with a university. |
Entertaining football, saga and suprises every other week, and it is the only league where you have to wait to the last match to know the winners. |
They wait with diminishing patience. |
Waiting with baited breath for my packages. |
I waited with Nobody for other bikes to pass by. |
Everyone was waiting with baited breath -- for some real solutions to African crises. |
She should also be realistic that while he might wait with her, he might have a side chick. |
I am waiting with bated breath for the finding of the Commission set up by President Zuma. |
Waiting with big expectant eyes and bated breath as Dad rattled the change in his pocket to get us all Ice Cream. |
I'll like to reiterate that God is waiting with open arms to forgive and cleanse sinners from all unrighteousness. |
Fans all over the world will wait with baited breath for the next instalment from this remarkably astute English gentleman. |
I am waiting for the day when I go to pick someone up, to have them waiting with a Starbucks Grande Americano in their hand. |