Sentence examples for offers to wait from inspiring English sources

Rose returns to the TARDIS, clearly distraught, and the Doctor offers to wait a little longer so she can search for Mickey, but she declines, saying that he deserves better.

An investor even offered to wait tables and, thankfully, Mr. DiGiacomo gets some leeway on the rent because "my landlord and landlady like the food here," he said.

Jones wants to fight Trinidad, but he does not want to wait until Trinidad finishes a middleweight unification series that will last all year and has jokingly offered to wait at the airport in Puerto Rico with a contract.

With still a couple of hours before my flight, one of the men I had spoken with kindly offered to wait with me and took me for a drink at a nearby bar.

So I wrote my wife a long letter describing what had attracted me to her, the qualities I had admired, the values we shared in common, my belief in the potential of our marriage and offered to wait for her if she felt she needed time to decide if she liked me, loved me, wanted me in her life.

Iana Matei, Romania's leading advocate for the victims of trafficking, had made contact with the girl and offered to wait outside the nightclub in her car, ready to take the teenager away if she could get out on the street for a cigarette break.

Sam Peters, of estate agent Bradleys, said that it had already had an offer of £100,000 for two of the spaces, but had declined the offer to wait for the auction.

My boatman kindly offered to wait on the dock, to make sure I could get out of the current, as I swam and swam in the warmest freshest water, under the wide Kenyan sky, between islands as green and lush as the water was blue, somersaulting and crawling and back-floating and diving until the boatman pointed at the sky -- and hair dripping, I took my seat.

Let them explain their problems to the doctor, and offer to wait outside or stay in to offer moral support.

Now, to be very general, Premier League clubs on the whole seem rather reactive in their general approach to transfer dealings: reliant on agent offers, wanting to wait and see in the summer what's available, rather than having a wish list with multiple options and aiming even for those players that at first appear unavailable by sounding out potential interest early.

Reliance urged bondholders not to act immediately on the tender offer, but to wait until the proposed restructuring is formally announced.