Sentence examples for shore waiting from inspiring English sources

Dee Wertz was on shore waiting for the ferry and saw the impact.

They are spending more time on shore waiting for the sea ice to form, bringing them into close contact with grizzlies.

"I'm going to try to keep it up," he said, as he and his father stood on the shore waiting to take up their drift nets near Poughkeepsie.

Or there are moments when he views himself and his fellow triathletes as they might appear to an outsider, as "a bunch of pitiful dolphins washed up on the shore, waiting for the tide to come in".

Newspaper taxis appear on the shore, waiting to take you away.

I know, it's hard to say lights out when there are so many episodes of The Jersey Shore waiting for you on the DVR.

There is a growing number of pests and pathogens that threaten the wellbeing of our woodlands, and there are many more yet to arrive on our shores waiting to exacerbate the problem.

Those brought by smugglers the 200 or more miles from Somalia to Yemen's southeastern shore wait for days for a local nongovernmental group to take them to Aden.

One of the first to be shot, Kjær sat down by the shore and waited to die.

While the vessels paused for the water level to be adjusted, the hungry townspeople clustered on the shore and waited for whatever treasures the grinning sailors might toss to them.

I have no history with carp, and sitting motionless on the shore for hours waiting for any fish to take my offering is not my cup of tea.