Sentence examples for shows waiting from inspiring English sources

The prime minister left supporters and talk shows waiting late into the night for his speech as it became clear there would be no definitive result.

Ernest, living apart from his wife, Paula, having an affair with Maggie, a fashion coordinator for TV and industrial shows, waiting for her to come to the apartment they share, so they can go out to dinner.

It's back now – either in T-shirts under slipdresses (as seen on the catwalk) or with short sleeves over long sleeves, a favourite of Rachel from Friends, and now on fashion editors outside shows waiting to be photographed.

By Robert Hemenway The New Yorker, September 6 , 1969P. 35 Ernest, living apart from his wife, Paula, having an affair with Maggie, a fashion coordinator for TV and industrial shows, waiting for her to come to the apartment they share, so they can go out to dinner.

It'll always be tempting to check that email, check those texts, watch those shows waiting on your DVR, etc. Don't.

There are Stephen Bears out there, right now, in the wild, flittering in the background of TOWIE, making up substitute appearances on other, lower reality shows, waiting for their one shot at fame.

But they don't hang around behind the barricades at the show waiting for a glimpse.

The travelers shown waiting for the eastbound Amtrak Pennsylvanian were at a station in Lewistown, not Lewiston.

In this painting, the young Charlotte is shown waiting for the angel of her mother to arrive at the window.

The most eye-catching nominee is the Fife comic Richard Gadd, overlooked for his extraordinary stunt-comedy show Waiting for Gaddot last year.

I spent half the show waiting for Celia Imrie or Duncan Preston to turn up, and felt slightly short-changed when they didn't.