Sentence examples for talking waiting for from inspiring English sources

But at that moment, I just sat with her, neither of us talking, waiting for her breathing to calm.

As the house lights came up, the audience remained, mingling and talking, waiting for the 10 p.m. show and another chance to laugh.

He hung in midair for a moment, like a skateboarder in a half pipe, and we stopped talking, waiting for the imminent crash and for the tears and screaming that would come next.

If you're friends with one of his friends, go up to the friend and start talking, waiting for him to give you something to say.

She offered him whiskey and they talked, waiting for Mr. Cahann to return from a golf game.

At one point, Bank's heroine describes the aftermath of a broken romance as experienced on the therapist's couch: "You talk and talk, waiting for the cure.

Crouching in the gloom, unable to talk, waiting for an animal that never appears sounds like a particularly dismal country pursuit but badger watching is peculiarly thrilling – an experience that fills the watcher with great calm and, occasionally, a rush of exhilaration.

We're either listening to talk - waiting for the person speaking to finish so we can say what we want to - or not fully engaged with what someone is saying.

An archive is a kind of talk, waiting for an answer.

We were making small talk, waiting for the lift to come, and I was like, This is weird little small talk -- he can't tell me until we get to the office?

But if you still manage to make real friends in Ukraine - there will be always a table full of food and drinks, a warm bed and lots of smiles and talk waiting for your arrival irrespective of the financial situation of a host.