Sentence examples for wait to lay from inspiring English sources

We can't say we are surprised: it seems that the South Koreans can't wait to lay their hands on the iPhone 4. The sole iPhone provider in that country, Korea Telecom (KT), says that its official website got jammed today as "tens of thousands of people" tried pre-ordering the phone in a matter of hours.

Mother Nature can't wait to lay waste to our hedonistic, capitalistic society (because Mother Nature is a total party-pooper).

She has served up some major style moments over the past year and we can't wait to lay eyes on what she has in store for 2014.

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Hitchens couldn't wait to lay siege to god and his itinerant spokesman, quoting the Apologia by John Henry Newman, a 19th century cardinal recently beatified by Pope Benedict XVI.

Mother Nature can't wait to lay waste to our hedonistic, capitalistic society (because Mother Nature is a total party-pooper) and her next target will surely be the smog-sucking citizens of London.

He slides around the stage with the sinuousness of a dancer and sings his Where the Bee Sucks with relish, as if he couldn't wait to lie in a cowslip's bell.

Meanwhile, JT can't wait to lie to Coach.

A lecture about perverted lifestyles during the Remembrance Day service while I was waiting to lay a wreath.

It was, to say the least, peculiar to visit Buckingham Palace at midnight on Monday and to stand in line behind four women who clung to one another and kept up a low, keening moan as they waited to lay flowers at the Palace Gates.

I couldn't wait to see what lay behind the doors, but I was willing to obey the rules to find out.