Sentence examples for wait around in from inspiring English sources

"Do you wait around in case something happens to a presidential scholar?

I had to wait around in agony for four or five hours until I could find out what I got".

He no longer has to wait around in dank car parks for a Deep Throat to show up.

That is not to say that the Leverkusen manager, Roger Schmidt, allows Hernández just to wait around in the opposition's penalty area for the ball to drop.

A visit to the Brooklyn Navy yard to see the launching of S.S. New Orleans, an American battleship/ The crowds wait around in the rain until the tide is slack so she won't be caught in a currect.

Electronic communications have superseded the old system whereby journalists used to wait around in the central lobby hoping that politicians would walk past to whisper poison in their ears.

I waited around in the bar downstairs to see if it wouldn't clear.

It's just that my sense of adventure doesn't like sitting in traffic jams or waiting around in airports.

And I'd had plenty of experience of waiting around in dressing rooms, preparing to make a small entrance.

There are other health concerns: for Diggle, this means waiting around in the freezing cold, then cycling for miles, or being exposed to pollution.

Some car dealerships keep you waiting around in a cubicle on purpose to make you invest your time and be more likely to buy, according to Edmunds.