Sentence examples for clearly waiting from inspiring English sources
A story was clearly waiting to be told.
"See, Aman-ji, she's clearly waiting for a Muslim.
"The Cubs are clearly waiting for him," a baseball official said.
The audience was clearly waiting for the Austrian director Otto Schenk to appear.
The two companies are clearly waiting for ministers to throw them some money before they do anything at all.
Even seared tuna, the best of the lot, was cold from refrigerator storage and clearly waiting in the wings.
"I'm delighted for Janis and Gary but the government clearly waited for Babar and Talha to be extradited before they announced the forum bar," Talha's brother Hamja told The Independent.
Her daughter, who had clearly been waiting for someone to ask, had an immediate answer.
Clearly then, waiting is not always rewarded, and it can be difficult, especially for boys, to learn when waiting is desirable and appropriate and when it is not.
Non-hands-free cellphone use, as well as texting while driving (and their cognitive equivalents like tweeting or gaming), are clearly accidents waiting to happen.
After that came "louca," "boca," "acreditar," and then, a bit later, the line she had clearly been waiting for: in a downward stepwise melody, "lua lua lua lua".
