Sentence examples for condemned to wait from inspiring English sources

And for those who live in climates where all that is still possible, it is high gloating season, a time to feel superior to those of us who have been slogging through slush, picking our way across the ice, heaving snow with our shovels, condemned to wait out the frigid months inside our four walls.

All were condemned to wait.

"We're not condemned to look at poverty and inequality and merely wait for growth and the trickle-down of wealth to take care of them," said Ms Bachelet recently.

Vladimir and Estragon are kept dangling in the play, like thieves condemned to an endless wait with no Jesus Christ at the centre in either damning or saving mood.

The displaced in the camps have suffered most, condemned to a cycle of waiting without any visible end.

This particular situation could be due to the fact that all of the penitentiaries examined in our study are jails where the prisoners are confined waiting for judgement or condemned to punishments less than 5 years.

All have been condemned to die and have spent years on death row waiting, day after day and night after night, to be executed.

If Perkins is condemned to sit on this property for a long time, waiting for the market to come back to life, he won't suffer.