Sentence examples for too waiting from inspiring English sources

He's standing at the tee box at six too, waiting for Tiger to get himself out of way.

Aren't we reduced to waiting, too — waiting to retire and collect Social Security and face the inevitable end?

And he's among a lot of other people waiting, too — waiting for the king to tell them what to do, waiting to see if their dreams are possible.

"I love that advice," Schumer says – and she took it, too, waiting until she was 17 and dating a boy whom she trusted.

In his provocatively comic Leda And The Swan (c1550-60), in Florence's Uffizi, the lush nymph caressing her swan-lover appears to have a duck, too, waiting in a cage.

The sense is of being on the edge of the known world artistically, too, waiting to see a most exciting and unconventional event – a collaboration between ENO and radical theatre company Punchdrunk.

Instead, she, too, waited and waited but was never called.

Hedren, too, waited decades before making her story public.

Although it may be tempting to prune the roses, too, wait.

So too wait those who think the music of the universe is divine.

That, too, is waiting for Congressional approval.