Sentence examples for is always awaiting from inspiring English sources

If you don't have an Atlas in the leading role, everything topples into that dark and ghoulish memory bank that is always awaiting Broadway failures.

On the other hand, a good arrangement of words in prose or poetry pleases the spirit, which is always awaiting the aesthetic input from the external world.

Diafra Sakho is vital for his goals and Andy Carroll's fitness (as in Dickens' Jarndyce and Jarndyce, we're always awaiting a verdict) could be a key issue.

On the question of whether Jesus is the Messiah, Pope Francis sees a common yearning: "By Jews persevering in their faith in God they remind everyone, even us as Christians, that we are always awaiting the return of the Lord and that therefore we must remain open to Him and never take refuge in what we have already achieved".

New designs by Tadao Ando, a Japanese architect known for his calm, classically modern structures, are always awaited with keen interest and subjected to intense scrutiny; more so the new Fort Worth museum because it is his first project in America.The new buildings are three gallery pavilions sited on almost 11 acres of parkland.

There is always love awaiting you, beyond every single fear.

Dinner is always eagerly awaited, and rarely served until after midnight.

The reality is, those engaged in tech culture are always anxiously awaiting for the bubble to pop, the market to crash and for "peak Valley" to finally arrive.

But if it all gets too much there is always a comfortable suite awaiting upstairs – you could even pretend to hear something on the baby monitor.

Awaiting college acceptance decisions is always dramatic as seniors and their families begin to see the next four years fall into place.

Of course, there is always a chance that the right scent will be awaiting you at check-in.