Sometimes we'll get hit just waiting for a light to change".
We passed a couple of young white guys with beards standing on a corner, waiting for a light to change.
When my phone rang with the news, I was waiting for a light to change at a busy road.
The bus was waiting for a light and Lucy noticed a group of high-school girls waiting to cross to the subway.
As we waited for a light to change, Storyboard showed me a new set of moves he'd been working on, inspired by a handheld electronic baseball game that he'd played as a kid.
He stood in ankle-high winter boots with his hands behind his back, watching a play through his wire-rim spectacles, seeming as calm as someone waiting for a light to change at a street corner.
The letter followed an incident in July in which a driver, trying to make a right turn, confronted a cyclist waiting for a light to change in one of the island's few bike lanes.
"Even when our software and sensors can detect a sticky situation and take action earlier and faster than an alert human driver, sometimes we won't be able to overcome the realities of speed and distance; sometimes we'll get hit just waiting for a light to change," he wrote.
At the top, waiting for a light to change, Charity looks up and is utterly shocked to see, on the façade of a building kitty-corner from where she stands, the words Mark wrote on his card, tall and cut from metal and brightly lit.
A group of Germans lined up on an empty street corner, even in the middle of the night, waiting for a light to change before crossing, is one of the favorite first impressions taken away by visiting Americans, who are usually jaywalking past as they observe it.
