Sentence examples for daunting waiting from inspiring English sources

These days, there are daunting waiting lists for a 40-minute turn.

Iberia is a vast land-bridge from our safe European home to the daunting Africa waiting below, and to drive from top to bottom took us a week and took us through more landscapes, languages, cultures and cuisines than I could have imagined.

Lewinsky, for her part, writes that she hunkered down during the 2008 campaign but is daunted by the prospect of waiting out another election cycle.

The amount of debt waiting to be refinanced is daunting.

Getting too serious too fast can be daunting for anyone, so it's better to wait and make sure that the feeling is mutual before telling him how you feel.

"It comes with being patient and waiting for an opportunity and not being daunted by the task ahead".

This week, with the Triple Crown waiting at the finish line, his responsibilities are, he says: "daunting.

So going to meet her was a pretty daunting prospect; it was as if a fiery dragon was waiting for me on the other side of the door!

The mere mention conjures up daunting images of bouts of strenuous kneading interspersed with long waits for the bread to rise not just once, but twice.

Latino voters said they faced daunting lines in Virginia, Ohio, Nevada and especially South Florida, but many Latino leaders said the wait was largely a result of robust turnout.

And daunting?