Sentence examples for at all wait from inspiring English sources

"And it's doing nothing at all?" "Wait," I cried.

His slightly closed front foot barely rose at all — wait, yet still be quick and pull.

Judaism is a messianic religion, but most Jews — among those who give the Messiah any thought at all — wait patiently for His coming.

Instead, the men traveled to one of dozens of houses that are scattered throughout this island nation, where a secret and growing network of caregivers — doctors, first-aid medics or people with no medical experience at all — wait daily for the casualties from the protests.

If you don't know her at all, wait a bit until you start breaking the barrier.

It is easiest to not use a phone at all, wait for a more appropriate time.

The sad thing is that when Tim is gone there is no one there at all waiting in the wings, despite £27m being spent on tennis training programmes.

If it wants to gain a realistic overview of NHS performance on all health conditions it must look at all waiting times, for all conditions – and not selectively exclude mental illness from the picture.

That makes scheduling more difficult, with long waits on some days interspersed with interludes like the one last Tuesday afternoon, when there was no one at all waiting for a burial service in weather closer to June than January.

He makes casual references to it these days, if at all, waiting until voters ask him his position, which may cause him trouble with the more liberal primary voters.

There has always been just a man, alone in a room, sitting there, sometimes not saying anything at all, waiting to claim something, basking in the emptiness so that he can then occupy it.