Sentence examples for wait for transport from inspiring English sources

To save her little brother, Sarah locks him in a closet and closely guards the key on her awful journey, which starts at the stifling Vélodrome d'Hiver, where Jews were packed in and made to wait for transport to the camps.

More than 500 South Sudanese have assembled here, as they wait for transport to take them to their country.

The remaining parts of the wagon train reached the end of the overland Oregon Trail at the Columbia River, and unwilling to wait for transport down the dangerous Cascade Rapids, Palmer's party joined Sam Barlow's party in a quest for passage through the Cascade Range around the south side of Mount Hood.

All women planning birth at home or in an FMU, but particularly women having a first baby, need to be prepared for the possibility of transfer and should be given straightforward information about the potential duration of transfer, including time taken to arrange the transfer and wait for transport.

Good Samaritan is believed to have been involved in a collision after going to help a man who jumped US Airforce personnel gathered in Suffolk to remember their colleagues Norfolk chef's death from brain haemorrhage may be linked to long wait for transport to hospital Two men have been cleared of threatening to blow up a plane after a judge ruled they had no case to answer.

"They were waiting for transport.

"Patients no longer sit in a hospital corridor waiting for transport, or are sent home alone in a taxi".

These triggered a significant volume of calls to the call centres, which in turn created further issues; including some patients spending a regrettably long time waiting for transport".

It fails to materialise and instead we meet a man – let's call him Ernesto – who is part of the Farc's underground political wing, also waiting for transport to the camp.

The killings left Kenya in a state of shock, and prompted criticism of the government that intensified with the news that one police chief took his family on a helicopter trip at about the same time elite forces who eventually ended the siege were stranded waiting for transport.

"You can stand there for half an hour to 45 minutes waiting for transport".