Sentence examples for wait to be returned from inspiring English sources

Hidden away from the public in a store room below the main galleries, seized looted antiquities wait to be returned to Syria.

It made me nervous, not the look but the phone call waiting to be returned.

"...the lumber was destined for West Barnstable, Mass., on the New Haven, & I assume it is now waiting to be returned to us".

Let's hope at least the Rembrandt is intact and undamaged somewhere, its beauty waiting to be returned to the light one day.

A cleaned jar that once held homemade squash soup waits to be returned to the class member who made it for the others.

But then she remembered merchandise she had bought from a catalog months ago, which had been sitting under her desk, waiting to be returned.

"The alternative was that I should allow the tickets to be delivered to my old address, wait for them to be returned to the ticketing service and they could then possibly reissue them".

Friends and relatives of the dead are still waiting for bodies to be returned, writes Patrick Kingsley in Cairo.

Daily journalism is an inherently wasteful process: it involves waiting for calls to be returned, for airlines to fly, keeping forty-two bureaus functioning, chasing stories that don't pan out, and sometimes working for days on a single story.

My days and evenings are spent at his bedside, waiting for calls to be returned, talking to insurance representatives, and jumping out of my skin every time a Code Blue call blares over the PA system.

Duration measures how long you have to wait for your dollars to be returned to you.