Sentence examples for endlessly waiting for from inspiring English sources

Endlessly waiting for Godot or, in this case, Webb Ellis is not the way ahead.

He sits in the dark endlessly waiting for the phone to ring, like Dorothy Parker's most famous protagonist.

Heine's fantasy skilfully recyles two German stereotypes about Italian opera: about its lack of seriousness – he calls it "merry playfulness" – and about the readiness of Italian composers (unlike, it is implied, earnest German ones) to please at all costs, to be endlessly waiting for a new commission or for audience applause to call them on stage.

Stepping into the office was like entering Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, on Groundhog Day, endlessly waiting for a weasley little oracle to emerge from his hovel in order to deliver bad news.

A human driver could signal to the pedestrians to go, and they in turn could wave the car on, but a driverless car could potentially be stuck there endlessly waiting for the pair to cross because they have no understanding of these uniquely human signals, he wrote.

Regardless of whether or not endlessly waiting for the right guy to walk into one's life is the right or wrong decision, there is nothing very romantic about women who settle for men that are "good to them," "have nice jobs" and "won't ever leave".

It can be tough, endlessly waiting to be served behind the guy who asks for a beer, only to remember that actually, he'd quite like a glass of wine as well, and hang on – once the bartender has finished getting those, why doesn't he add a cheeky Guinness?

He urges a broad reform of the disastrous health care provided veterans in a system that requires soldiers to endlessly wait in line for often inadequate treatment.

It used to be that new parents were fated to watch "The Lion King" or "Finding Nemo" endlessly on video while waiting for current, more adult fare to be released for the home market.

A gimmick like that in the West Fourth Street subway station or the Amtrak concourse in Penn Station could make waiting for that endlessly delayed train downright fun.

Now instead of fans sitting in the cold for hours watching the players endlessly standing in the cold waiting for decisions, the refs will be idle as well.