Sentence examples for wait at the end from inspiring English sources

Today, with Katrina-tinted spectacles, America wants to prepare but must wait at the end of a long line for its supplies.

Rather than wait at the end of the line, he found an opening and cut in.

Then she would take the cart, wait at the end of the hall, and watch Violet, tall and proud, return to her husband.

If you force millions of people to wait at the end of a visa line that for some countries is already decades long, is that really a path to citizenship?

Except, listening to Snow's "Brilliant … I can't wait" at the end of this clip, Monkey can't help but wonder if he could try it again – this time with feeling.

Life Story's hermit crab has to wait at the end of a 'housing chain' created by a vacant sea shell being washed up on the shoreline.

There was no reward waiting at the end.

"A Long Line for a Shorter Wait at the Supermarket" (front page, June 23) reminded me of inching along one of many slow checkout lines at a Baltimore supermarket one Saturday afternoon in 1974.

Or you can wait at the Shelburne Supermarket for Albert Gebo's next delivery.

(No wonder the children waiting at the border today are suing for representation).

"It's ridiculous that I have to travel," Pearl said as she waited at the clinic last week to get abortion medication.