Sentence examples for known to wait from inspiring English sources

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

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

Weekly specials include half-price entrees on Wednesdays and $14 bottles of wine on Thursdays, a promotion for which locals have been known to wait hours.

The move in 1950, however, set the stage for the paper's evolution into a journalistic force, and in its heyday, subjects of its coverage were known to wait outside for the first edition to roll off the presses.

Brown said that the iPad system could eventually be used to manage the line outside the bar — not a long one on this particular night, but people have been known to wait three hours for his pop-ups.

Kilian Jornet has been known to wait for other people so he has company on the way and last year, two Spanish runners (Iker Karrera Aranburu and Tòfol Castanyer Bernat) finished joint-second, because they couldn't contemplate racing each other at the end after supporting one another for half of the race.

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

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.

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

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