Sentence examples for subway waiting from inspiring English sources
As an additional challenge to the Singapore institute's staff, Mr. Nugroho asked them to each select their favorite head piece and arrange for themselves to be photographed wearing it in everyday Singaporean scenes – riding the MRT subway, waiting in line at a taxi stand or at a food center.
In Boston, an undercover cop sits on the subway, waiting for a robber to appear.
Still, it is possible to catch TB through a chance encounter with an infected person -- on a plane, a crowded subway, waiting in line for coffee.
We can frame the situation in terms of the details, such as shaving, getting dressed, walking to the subway in the freezing cold, getting squished in the subway, waiting for a long time at the restaurant.
The accident, on Atlantic Avenue near Thomas S. Boyland Street in the Brownsville section, occurred around 5 30 p.m. as commuters emerging from the subway waited to cross the street, witnesses said.
I love that guy – sneaks down into the subway, waits silently with trepidation, holds on to his anchor of alienation.
The never-ending decision-making about everything I do -- eat, walk, get on the subway, wait for my delayed flight with no food, go into a meeting or a movie -- trying to prevent complications from high blood sugar over time, or losing consciousness at any time from low blood sugar -- if low enough it can kill me on any ordinary day.
Mr. Tooker, a New Yorker who settled in Vermont, did a lot with angst — his paintings of subways, waiting rooms and office cubicles are similarly haunting — but he also made lovely images of rapture and compassion.
Why can't this baby on the subway wait until it gets to the bathroom at work to cry like everyone else? Why do we even need to work these meaningless jobs?
For an especially long subway wait, this could be a top-notch time killer Art History 101 on the G Train is in session.
The good news is that we will have more time to read about it while we stand on the subway platform waiting longer than ever for an overcrowded train to arrive.
