Sentence examples for awaiting something from inspiring English sources

In "People in the Sun," a group of people stare into the bright sky, for beneficial rays no doubt, but they also look as if they're awaiting something more.

"Many of us in the marine community have been anxiously awaiting something from this administration that takes ocean conservation to a new level, and I think we're seeing it right now," Guggenheim says.

Or as if we're all on tiptoes, awaiting something monumental and transformative.

57 min: Right, as we await something to happen in this match of diminishing interest, anyone know any good jokes?

You couldn't get much that is more precisely half-formed than this Pakistan team that so recently beat the Australians and now awaits something close to evisceration by England.

Like Christ, as we know Him from the Bible, he was enchanted by the hopeless; could not take his eyes off them, and could see little good news for them in the future, given what they had become and what Caesar was like and so on, unless beyond death there awaited something more humane.

Suspense builds as you await something to happen.

For Universite de Montreal postdoc Ashley Crouch, the intellectual challenges of solar magnetism are aggravated by the constant pressure of wondering what work opportunities await, something he did not anticipate.

Then here we are awaiting for something beautiful to happen.

Although your secret love of "Bat Out of Hell" runs quite deep, you're likely to find a nearly toothless fifty-something awaiting you at the bar who isn't quite clued into your biting wit and you may find yourself trapped in a full-blown conversation about how that album really got him through some heavy nights.

Instead, what is awaiting us all is something quite different, and worrying in quite a different way.