Sentence examples for are wait from inspiring English sources
verb
To delay movement or action until the arrival or occurrence of; to await. (Now generally superseded by “wait for”.)
There are wait loops there.
Appealing as most starters and entrees are, wait until you experience the desserts.
Now, state political insiders and his possible rivals are wait to see how eager he is to be promoted.
Once I was stopped by a guy on the concourse who said, "I know who you are! Wait! Don't tell me!
The new Laureate Prime range of special editions, which is designed to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Renault-owned firm's European relaunch, are, wait for it, a whole £500 more expensive than the previous range-topping models.
Women want men who are — wait for it — tall and wealthy, according to online dating research by Gunter J. Hitsch and Ali Hortacsu at the University of Chicago, and Dan Ariely of Duke.
If you are wait-listed, good grades can make a compelling case to get you off the wait list.
You may possibly forfeit your deposit there if you are offered and accept admission from a college where you currently are wait-listed.
About 71,000 South Koreans are wait-listed for a chance to take part in one of the reunion events, which select only a few hundred participants at a time.
