Sentence examples for midnight to wait from inspiring English sources

In Tukwila, Wash., south of Seattle, sneaker aficionados started showing up at the Westfield Southcenter Mall before midnight to wait for the shoes to go on sale at 4 a.m.

But others come at night to wait for the planes".

In Spring, north of Houston, a couple thousand people had gathered Thursday afternoon to wait for the passing train.

As word spread, famished children arrived early in the morning to wait by the steaming, fragrant pots of food.

The family had not gone to Italy for the hearing but had gathered on Friday night to wait for the result.

Despite repeated attacks in the last year on large groups of men standing outside police and army recruitment offices, police officers told the job seekers this morning to wait outside the compound.

Hundreds of thousands of people ordered the book from stores or Web sites in advance of its release, and parents and children lined up at bookstores on Friday night to wait for it to go on sale at midnight.

"It's the Nigerian situation," lamented Femi Shokunbi, 32, an insurance underwriter who had slipped out of the office one afternoon to wait in his Toyota Corolla in an immobile line under an unforgiving midday sun.

Now, he said, to get one of the grants for solar heaters, you have to get up really early in the morning to wait in line, because they are all quickly taken.

Some women would have thought about taking a bat or a ball peen hammer into the bedroom some night, to wait for the snoring to begin.

In what has turned into a hard-fought, and at times ugly, runoff race, Chris Romer and Michael Hancock have until 7 p.m. Tuesday night to wait for their fate to be decided by Denver voters.