Sentence examples for lifetime waiting for from inspiring English sources

"I have spent a lifetime waiting for a green JFK to come along.

"I'm glad I'm ready to go now because it seems like I've been here a lifetime, waiting for that chance".

Some people will waste a lifetime waiting for the Gatekeepers.

But maybe I need a bunch of people dancing in the street and have two ways to achieve that: either try to do it as documentary and wait for someone to pass in front of me while dancing but I could easily spend a lifetime waiting for that; or I can stop a person and say, "Hey, would you mind doing a dance, right here?" OK, so would you say that your work is a mix of documentary and fiction?

What lifetime was she waiting for to return to her first love — literature, which she had studied with fervor in college and always adored since she first read "A Wrinkle in Time," by the late Madeleine L'Engle, of Goshen.

For a lifetime, she waited for this day, when the last person linked to her sister's death would be swept up in the change Dr. King talked about.

"It could be an expression of a lifetime of what one was waiting for and never had".

But, to massively understate the situation, I am certainly not holding my breath waiting for such an occurrence in my lifetime.

There are delights waiting for you there guaranteed to last a lifetime.

I had waited a lifetime for Prince Charming, and it seemed he'd finally arrived and was patiently waiting for me to return home.

David Millar, only eligible for selection again after the BOA's lifetime ban for athletes convicted of serious doping offences was overturned in March, is among those waiting for confirmation of a place at London 2012.