The phrase "a wait at the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific location or event where a wait occurs, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "There was a long wait at the bus station yesterday."
Alternatives: "a delay at the" or "a pause at the".
EARLY BIRD Come early and expect a wait at the Coffee Cup Cafe (3734 East Fourth Street; 562-433-3292; coffeecupcafe-lb.coffeea coffee shop with orange vinyl booths and unexpected touches, like modern art and spicy Mexican influences on an otherwise traditional diner menu.
Come early and expect a wait at the Coffee Cup Cafe (3734 East Fourth Street; 562-433-3292; coffeecupcafe-lb.coffeea coffee shop with orange vinyl booths and unexpected touches, like modern art and spicy Mexican influences on an otherwise traditional diner menu.
If we're really busy and there's a wait at the bar, and people are just drinking at a table, it sucks, but it's inevitable.
I've never once come in when there wasn't a wait at the narrow, crowded counter, with a team of chefs cooking away.
Still, to get from one side to the other, there's a wait at the aging port of entry — including for the Mexican students who have visas to attend Calexico Mission School, which is operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Make sure you plan ahead for a wait at the border, especially on weekends or holidays.
This sometimes makes for a bit of a wait at restaurants - but what's the hurry?
Have a family member or a friend wait at the end with water or any sports drink of your choice.
Overall, patients expected long waiting and journey times: Usually takes a long time, there is a long wait at the fields test.
My visit lasted over 3 hours…The waiting times are too long…It is particularly hard if you are visiting alone. New Consultant 1, F Usually takes a long time, there is a long wait at the fields test.
They've got a long wait at the checkout, too.
