Sentence examples for hanging waiting from inspiring English sources
EVERYBODY is just hanging, waiting for their marching orders, all these Bushes and Gores, the Mussinas and Hamptons, mentally stuffing their belongings in hypothetical cardboard boxes, wondering whether they should keep that tatty old sweater or finally chuck it, the normal things folks brood about when a move is imminent.
They're 'sit and wait' predators - hanging around waiting for an unlucky animal or human to pass them by, rather than actively hunting on the move.
Hasn't Prince Charles grown tired of hanging around London waiting, waiting, waiting to become king?
It's better to play it cool and look like you're not just hanging around waiting for the second he or she signs on.
These people were just hanging around waiting.
He's just hanging out, waiting for something to happen.
By the end, he is just hanging on, waiting for the music to stop.
All those books, just hanging around waiting to be borrowed, for free, whenever you like.
He will not be hanging around, waiting for DiPietro to make a mistake.
However, no one is hanging around waiting to hand you opportunities on a silver platter.
"And now here I am, hanging out, waiting for half an hour to get a cup of coffee".
