Sentence examples for seldom wait from inspiring English sources
NEW YORK — One of the differences between rich and poor countries is that in the latter, people seldom wait for the government to "create jobs".
Fastpass holders have their own line and seldom wait more than five minutes to get on their ride.
It "sidetracks itself anywhere that there is a circus, or a fresh excitement of any kind, and seldom waits until the show is over, but packs up and goes on again as soon as a fresher one is advertised".
The greatest men of the age (with strong emphasis), Sir John Herschel, Henry Taylor, Watts, say I have immortalised them — and these other men object!! What is one to do — Hm?" This is a kind of interrogative interjection she often uses, but seldom waits for a reply.
I seldom have to wait for more than half an hour.
I dropped my napkin, glad to feel that old ache waiting like a lucky coin I rub but seldom look at.
The Washington Nationals decided they would trade for you and wait for you, and seldom has any team made a wiser decision.
"Very seldom do wonderful things happen while we wait".
"Well-behaved women seldom make history," I whisper as I don't wait the full ten minutes for the oven to preheat.
Lennon seldom speaks to the press, but when the draw was made, he tweeted excitedly: "I can't wait, feel like a little kid already".
