Sentence examples for caught wait to from inspiring English sources

With Oliphant, now a white man could come onto a reservation, beat up his Native girlfriend, and, if caught, wait to see if a US or county attorney would prosecute.

But, in my mind, Caro keeps running at the water and throwing herself, as if in triumph, and I'm still caught, waiting for her to explain to me, waiting for the splash.

And we resolved to restructure the finals so that we wouldn't be caught waiting for VIPs to arrive.

Peter Grant blocked it, but David Smith was caught waiting for the ball to come to him and Law nipped in and fired it into the bottom corner from six yards.

Mr. Evans, presumably thrilled at not being caught, waited all of three years to do the exact same thing again.

Graying boomers are the big catch -- waiting to be hooked on what matters, ready for the serious side of public television.

With poll tax bills averaging about £300, and several years of arrears building up before most people were caught, councils faced a wait to get their money back.

Newspaper articles and television announcements had warned motorists what to expect, and they slowly caught on: wait, yield to traffic from the left, merge carefully, roll to the right.

Why on earth wait to catch him in the act?

I can't wait to catch up with them elsewhere soon.

Menkes is currently investigating how Egyptian culture is in the crosscurrents, but you'll have to wait to catch her drift: "It's wonderful figuring it all out".