Sentence examples for that wait to from inspiring English sources

But the deepest pleasures of the garden in this season lie in those more modest plants that wait to be noticed and admired.

But there is no way, even in his fever of self-pity, that he could ever do that, wait to die in the stench of antiseptic and bedpans.

Early Confederate successes with land mines set off new debates on the ethics of using "weapons that wait" to maim or kill soldiers, rather than against boats or ships.

What he wanted was to stay in the shadow of the fish crow, hooking left where they let down the guard- rail, to crash through the sage- brush and angry old trees that wait to be thrown into relief.

The organizations that wait to automate their financial processes will find it hard to grow and scale their business.

There are a vast number of technologies and scientific innovations that wait to be explored by social entrepreneurs for the benefit of society.

It nurtured grievances that waited to be fed upon.

Somewhere there's a basement full of heads like that, waiting to be discovered.

Of those 28, all but one had a partner in the group that waited to start treatment.

Manning added, though, that waiting to see what happens with Cruz has been "nerve-racking".

Yellen has previously warned that waiting to raise interest rates too long might lead to inflation bubbling over.