Sentence examples for know to wait from inspiring English sources

They know to wait until 7 a.m. for their walk.

And they mark up prices, while bargain-hunters know to wait for the sale.

One would think that a governor especially would know to wait until the facts are in before making a judgment".

An observer who speaks Korean said the shouts included "Shut up!" "Free North Korea!" "Down with Kim Jong-un!" and "Even animals know to wait their turn".

He doesn't say when a lung is cooked, but I concluded that the virtue of having two is that if the first one isn't quite ready you know to wait a little longer for the second.

Police officers patrol the area until 9 p.m. or so, combing the beaches on foot and in S.U.V.s, but daring swimmers know to wait until the police leave to dive in, stepping past signs in English and Spanish warning against nighttime swimming.

"The shopper knows to wait for the sale," he said.

He knew to wait for the right moment to carry on the mission of his martyred family.

In the Florida Keys, enterprising college students have been known to wait at either end of the Seven Mile Bridge to drive tourists.

Prisoners have been known to wait for hours during this process and the sight of others in distress can resonate very deeply.

This was particularly true for women, who knew to wait for one another at the end of the day to avoid leaving a female colleague alone with Mr. Meier.