Sentence examples for been loitering for from inspiring English sources

After a few minutes, one of the out-of-towners asked Rapinoe if the fans, who had been loitering for nearly 10 minutes, were gawking at her.  Rapinoe looked surprised and quickly glanced around the restaurant.

After a few minutes, one of the out-of-towners asked Rapinoe if the fans, who had been loitering for nearly 10 minutes, were gawking at her. Rapinoe looked surprised and quickly glanced around the restaurant.

For weeks, a gaggle of 40 or so journalists has been loitering for nine hours a day in the hope of a verdict — or even just a clue — to the fate of the fallen Anglo-Canadian press baron Conrad Black.

The report said the boy was loitering for the purposes of gambling.

Paul Sigmund IV, the deputy mayor and chief of staff to Mayor Tony Mack, was arrested at 9 12 a.m. outside an office building in downtown Trenton, where a Police Department statement said he appeared to be "loitering for the purpose of obtaining" drugs.

"There was a large number of vehicles and vans dropping off people who were loitering for hours," Wilburn said.

It's distinctive bass-line has been the hook of Sean Kingston's Beautiful Girls, which has been loitering around the charts for the best part of two months.

A.: Mark David Chapman had been loitering outside the Dakota for two days when John Lennon and Yoko Ono left the building about 5 p.m. on Dec. 8, 1980.

Sources close to the investigation said there was evidence that Mr Ortega may in some way have been fixated with President Obama and had been loitering near the White House for days prior to Friday evening's gunfire and may have hidden himself among Occupy DC protesters.

For all that, the hysteria's not impossible to understand – even in pre-season Guendouzi emitted that rare charismatic glow that surrounds break-out footballing figures at the start of their careers, the ones you only need to watch for five minutes to know they'll be loitering somewhere in your peripheral vision for the next half-decade at least.

7.30am: Team GB sailing It's lashing it down in Qingdao where Ainslie is loitering in his boat waiting for the final Finn race to begin.