Sentence examples for sometimes waited for from inspiring English sources
They sometimes waited for weeks before sailing.
As publisher, he sometimes waited for the paper — still warm to the touch — to be brought up from the basement presses.
She said her most conservative colleagues sometimes waited for the next elevator when they saw her in an otherwise empty one.
Aboard the W train, Arcangel Centeno, 35, a sales account manager who usually transfers from the No. 6 line, said he sometimes waited for three or four trains to pass during the morning rush.
People sometimes wait for years for the right plot to come up," Ms. Wagner said.
Ambulances loaded with patients were sometimes waiting for hours outside hospitals because there were no beds.
Unfortunately, as a nation, we sometimes wait for a crisis before taking much-needed action.
Parolees must sometimes wait for several hours before they are called for appointments with their parole officers.
"Just to get out of an apartment building can take a couple of minutes sometimes, waiting for the elevator," she said.
People sometimes wait for hours to get to hearings, which sometimes have to be postponed because clients and witnesses cannot get to them.
Mr. Kwesi said that at Edna Mahon, for example, there is no photocopier for use by inmates, who sometimes wait for weeks for prison employees to have documents copied.
