Sentence examples for outsider waiting from inspiring English sources

Kenyon Martin was tired of hanging back like an outsider waiting for his rookie season to happen.

Outsiders must wait until it announces its full team.

If the authority replaces the requirement with a local preference — which would favor residents over outsiders on the waiting list — "we would want to make that disappear as well," Mr. Relman said.

Now Chanu's own people have arrived, the Bangladeshis whom the outsider most often sees waiting on tables in the Lane's many "Indian" restaurants.

The outsiders seem to be waiting for an old woman to die, so that they can witness the local mourning ceremony.

His service to the community also underscores a deeper truth: Rural residents aren't waiting for outsiders to help them solve the issues facing their communities amid the rush to urban areas.

Many people responded to HIV/AIDS in a passive and fatalistic way, waiting for outsiders to tackle the problem.

On the other hand, there were those who felt that residents had a responsibility of ensuring the environment was kept clean, instead of waiting for outsiders to come and clean their backyard.

Outsiders imagined that she was simply waiting for his money.

FOR nearly two years, Iraqis and outsiders trying to revive their country have been waiting in vain for politicians in Baghdad to agree to a clutch of laws that might coax Iraq's feuding sects towards a common vision.

"In most cities, Chinatown is perceived as kind of closed" to outsiders, he said, "but I think they're just waiting for people to move in.