Sentence examples for I normally wait from inspiring English sources

Sun said: "I normally wait until the goalkeeper moves, but today the goalkeeper didn't move.

My children and I normally wait for the bus starting at around 8 10; it comes seven minutes later, and then they get to school around 8 25.

Many of my fellow tech journalists weaseled their way onto the beta version of the operating system, but out of laziness, or perhaps a feigned belief that I can stay away from punditry of any kind, I normally wait to get the new version of Apple's mobile OS with the public.

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The officials at R.F.K. normally wait for stars to retire before their name is honored.

Once registered, patients must normally wait in line until the seriousness of their condition and time on the waiting list pushes them to the top.

But there's a reason we normally wait until after people are dead and buried, and can no longer ruin their reputation, before we memorialize them.

The plan to trigger a byelection so soon after an MP's death is unusual and parties normally wait until after the funeral.

!Forward Russia!'s timing is unusual in that bands normally wait far longer than four months before admitting that their work was sub-standard and should never have seen the light of day.

"You don't have to manufacture anything, ship it anyplace, put it in a warehouse, take it back, scrap it or salvage it and you don't have to wait as long as you normally wait to get paid," said L. Lee Phillips, the chief of the music department at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, a Los Angeles law firm whose clients include the Eagles and Aimee Mann.

In fact, it tends to increase the length of gas lines since people who are allowed to get gas on a given day may feel pressured to do so, even if they would normally wait until their gas tank was closer to empty.