Sentence examples for television waiting from inspiring English sources

The boys are asleep and Ficre is on the couch watching television, waiting for me, drowsy.

Nishat Chida was watching television, waiting for a cricket match to start, when his army barracks started shaking on Friday.

On the day itself, my entire family sat in front of the television, waiting for my clown to come on.

"No tea in the morning?" The girls also looked away from the television, waiting for my answer.

Which means that, if nothing else, X-Factor: Equador is probably a golden nugget of television waiting to be born.

Today's audience is less inclined to sit  passively in front of a television waiting for the box to serve up its schedules.

"There's nothing else to do but look at the television, wait for some word and pray," his grandmother, Vera Hamill, said in a telephone interview from her home in Macon.

Mr. Harrison said Mr. Louissaint, of the Bronx, and Ms. Leung went to her parents' apartment at First Avenue and 110th Street, strangled her father while he watched television, waited for the mother to come home, and strangled her.

But mark my words, with open-platform smart phones, 3G (and soon LTE), digital services quickly coming to television (wait until you see all the TVs coming with MOG inside), and most importantly, IP-based services in the car — often tied to established billing relationships consumers already have with carriers and others — it's the future of music (along with free radio).

I drove past miles of shiny new billboards; they were as blank as unplugged televisions, waiting for advertisers to figure out what kind of consumers might someday pass this way.

On Thursday night, hundreds of thousands gathered across the country in living rooms, over laptops and in front of televisions waiting for and anticipating executive action on immigration from President Obama.