"Loneliness, I've read, is like being in a long line," Dell notes, "waiting to reach the front where it's promised something good will happen".
"Books: A Memoir" reads like notes waiting to be assembled into a book.
"There's the standard apology note waiting at the local stationery store, or you could send one of my 'undo' pills".
On a lighter note, waiting to be read by my bed is Carlos Acosta's autobiography! Television I watch relatively little television – it's usually the 10 o'clock news followed by some or all of Newsnight, depending on how much I'm drawn to the topics covered, and how tired I am.
But, as I walked down Rue des Morillons, past the people reading newspapers at the café terrace and the children playing in the Parc Georges-Brassens, I could not help but see the denizens of this city as only loosely tied to all of the objects adrift within it: the car keys, the books, the wallets, and the love notes, waiting to be lost, and found.
By the appointed power-on hour, I have four pages of scribbled notes waiting to be typed up.
People might be blown about as well, said a subway spokesman, who noted that waiting passengers could "have trouble with their footing".
Deacon also noted that waiting outside "was a gaggle of Tory activists in Nicola Sturgeon masks" accompanied by the former education secretary, Michael Gove.
On March 6, under the headline "Mombasa's the One?" Women's Wear Daily reported that demand for the bag "had reached a fever pitch" and noted a waiting list at the Saint Laurent boutique in New York.
For example, a study on the appointment of trained diatry assistants noted shorter waiting times and greater availability of podiatrists for patient care [ 4].
