Sentence examples for broadly waiting from inspiring English sources
The man offering me the rocket-propelled grenade launcher was nodding and smiling broadly, waiting for my reply.
In Acqualagna's sole piazza, the chef Samuele Ferri, beaming broadly, waited at the door to show us what to do with our stash.
He was broadly criticized for waiting too long before sending in troops to stop pogroms against Armenians in the Azerbaijani capital of Baku last year.
Treatment waiting times are broadly stable since the coalition came to power, although there has been a sharp rise in A&E waits.
More broadly, the UK government was waiting for the volcano to stabilise before re-investing in the island's infrastructure, and at the same time, Montserratian authorities wanted to avoid sending out the wrong signals and were keen to maintain a 'business as usual' atmosphere to keep people on the island and keep the economy going (Skinner 2002).
Prince Charles left the hospital smiling broadly and apologising for keeping everybody waiting.
The former minister for higher education was appointed first vice-president in February 2013 and is broadly seen as the president in waiting.
We are still waiting to learn how broadly the con went.
Pro-choice legislators were reacting cautiously to the news, waiting to see how broadly the White House defines who could assert the exemption.
Scotland, which once trailed on targeted measures such as waiting times, is now doing broadly as well as England.
Most people's basic priorities are broadly those the government has identified: reducing waiting lists and times, and tackling the most dangerous diseases.
