Sentence examples for a wait but from inspiring English sources

Introduce yourself one night; there might be a wait, but not a long one.

It's table service only, which can mean a wait but does guarantee you a comfy perch.

There's a bit of a wait, but we have been warned about this beforehand by the waitress, so it's not too much of an annoyance.

Freelance Cafe and Wine Bar takes no reservations, so there could be a wait, but its menu of delicious small dishes is just right for a light repast.

There is usually a wait, but the food explains the restaurant's popularity: delicious "Latinasian" fusion fare like lo mein with chicken, and stirfried rice with crab and scallions.

You have a choice: go early (before 8pm) and you should get in without a wait, but you'll miss out on some of the atmosphere.

This involves a bit of a wait, true, but it is a real pleasure to eat.

"It's a long wait, but it's like a town meeting," Mr. Millette said.

As a result, users may tolerate a long wait, but cannot play the contents by the end.

It may be a long wait, but the death penalty's days are surely numbered.

Some were able to register without a long wait, but many were held for further questioning.