Sentence examples for too much waiting from inspiring English sources

There's too much waiting around on set, he says, and writing fiction is "much cheaper".

India, she feels, requires too much waiting, too much dependence, and is plagued by too many small-minded dreams.

Criticism of the Premier League academy system is often much the same: an absence of raggedness, leaders, learners, too much waiting to be told.

In the future maybe he'll become like Bono, giving one or two interviews per album cycle, never revealing too much, waiting around long past the point of appearing intriguing.

My attention span is too short - there's too much waiting around for nothing but flashbacks of previous years necking champagne (I don't recommend it, the bubbles get up your nose).

Society and music were different then: there's no sense of premature letdown, of an audience that's already paid too much, waiting to be impressed before it drifts off to buy merchandise.

If it fidgets too much, wait until it stands still, praise it, unfasten the girth, remove the saddle and pad, and work on it letting you touch it everywhere.

"I've wasted too much time waiting for something that's beyond my control.

We've wasted too much time waiting around for this to happen.

There's just too much money waiting to pounce on any weakness in the market for spreads to increase more than that, the argument goes.

She listened to the young man beside her in docile silence, not paying too much attention, waiting for her chance to set him straight.