Sentence examples for perpetual waiting from inspiring English sources

On most afternoons, the place is packed with 125 children 9 through 19, and there is a perpetual waiting list.

The building is crammed, with a perpetual waiting list and more young people showing up every Friday afternoon to seek admission.

This means we are stuck in a perpetual waiting mode.

Nearly 6 million people are stuck in perpetual waiting, which is both unproductive and inexcusable.

Being a foreigner, Ashima thinks "is a sort of lifelong pregnancy -- a perpetual wait, a constant burden, a continuous feeling out of sorts".

Kashatok, who has been principal for 12 years, has operated in perpetual wait-and-see mode.

During the height of the Stalinist terror, when even those closest to the dictator were in grave danger, members of the political elite lived in a state of perpetual dread, waiting each night for the groan of the elevators, the knock on the door, signaling that the secret police had arrived to make an arrest.

The right-hander Andrew Cashner, a perpetual ace in waiting, was again a reliever.

But from the very beginning, I thought it was blindingly original, turning the undramatic (waiting, doubt, perpetual uncertainty) into tense action.

It is June and the family's life has descended into a perpetual cycle of hunger and waiting.

She is truly Stage Door Rosie, a perpetual 11-year-old, clutching a creased Playbill and forever waiting at the side entrance of the theater at play's end for the Broadway star to emerge.