Sentence examples for one to wait from inspiring English sources
The most celebrated beauty of her day, La Divine Comtesse, as the French called her, was never one to wait for celebrity to seek her out.
Never one to wait until he'd crossed his bridges before burning them, Costello has successfully alienated comers of all stripes in his determination to do exactly what he has wanted and sod the consequences.
The staid court, by contrast, forced one "to wait for the food to come washing up to your mouth with the high tide," as he put it, borrowing an image from Oliver Wendell Holmes.
But Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs Steve Jobs is hardly one to wait for the battle front to come to him.
If you are one to wait until the last minute or have just now joined us, you should own some gold.
He further explores the meaning of one's biographical situation, including types and relevances, one's body, and the ontological constraints of space and time that, for instance, prevent one from being at certain places at certain times or compel one to wait (for salt to dissolve in water).
At the Hilton, as the police handcuffed people and marched them off one by one to waiting buses, the crowd chanted "Boycott Hilton and Sise, se puede" — "Yes, we can".
But the unofficial moments are the ones to wait for.
No one wants to wait on the phone, and email can be slow as well.
One had to wait an age for Gerry, one's driver-cum-bodyguard, to open the door.
Usually, when one chooses to wait, it is because through waiting, one may be able to receive a larger reward.
