Sentence examples for wait to entertain from inspiring English sources

Now, every Saturday morning, vans leave one or two correctional facilities -- this week might be Bedford Hills in Westchester, next week might be Edna Mahan in Clinton, N.J. -- and drive to Midtown, where trained volunteers wait to entertain dogs on furlough.

Now, following these unexpected triumphs, a queue of former young British artists, or YBAs, has formed, waiting to entertain the nation's cinema audiences.

I'm not sure I could cope with that (especially not Heart FM 24/7, in the case of one die-hard fan), but I love the fact that I can crest the airwaves whenever I like, and know that there are friends there waiting to entertain and accompany me.

ANNES, England — If the midway point of a golf tournament is like the intermission of a play, then the 141st British Open has all of its notable and skulking characters in place set across a deceptively placid scene waiting to entertain with its hidden peril.

What home in China doesn't have a top-shelf box of tea (or even two), ready and waiting to entertain guests?

“Whether it’s business travel or a vacation all that waiting time makes you want to entertain your self in some way,” says Pedraza. “But retailers really need to enhance the service experience and cater to what the needs are, customer by customer.”.

While they are waiting, put on the t.v. or music or maybe people can dance or do something while they wait, to keep them entertained.

Nevertheless, the Who hailed "one of the most fervent audiences we've ever had", and contrasted the crowd to that at their headline show in Hyde Park a few days earlier: "This crowd of twenty- to thirtysomethings was not waiting to be entertained; they were part OF the entertainment".

Middle-class, middle aged people sit around waiting to be entertained or aroused.

"We're always waiting to be entertained by the next thing – what is bigger, better and faster?

Mostly when you DJ you're faced with a crowd waiting to be entertained and it's your challenge to whip them up into a frenzy.