Sentence examples for saying waiting from inspiring English sources

An officer introduces the video saying, "Waiting for target, Patrick Sullivan, Jr., to arrive for a meth transaction," and announces code names for the informants in the room as well as the organizations involved in the sting.

She hastens her fiancé, Chester Morris, into marriage, saying, "Waiting is not my idea of the king of indoor sports," and when Morris cheats on her, claiming his brief affair "doesn't mean anything," she turns the table and "balances their account," thinking (like a man? or like a woman more honest than a man?) that he'll consider the matter settled.

But Mr Cameron attacked Labour's record of running the health service in Wales, saying waiting lists had gone up and problems at A&E had multiplied.

"We're saying, wait a second.

"They are just saying wait for information.

If your book ends with your reader saying "Wait!

Mr. Waxman said waiting was the right strategy.

The opposition says waiting till then is too long.

"My best friend is black," she says, waiting a long second, "in this story".

NHS England said waiting times were improving.

Pate says waiting lists are only part of the explanation.