Sentence examples for waiting at the corner from inspiring English sources

I saw my mother waiting at the corner.

Noah turned his head and saw a black man with banana-yellow hair standing in the small crowd waiting at the corner.

If the crosstown bus is waiting at the corner near her home, at Avenue C and 10th Street, where it turns, she might take that to Union Square.

After Ms. Loyal got off at her stop, Terminal B at the airport, the bus continued south into Elizabeth, where Jessica Joseph, 22, was waiting at the corner of Olive and Spring for a ride to her job in the women's shoe department at Macy's in the Woodbridge Center Mall, almost two full hours before she was due to start.

Written solely by Dee Dee, the lyrics of "53rd and 3rd" concern a male prostitute ("rent boy") who is waiting at the corner of 53rd Street and Third Avenue in Midtown Manhattan.

Armando tells the woman to wait at the corner.

If my kids went outside and started heading down the street while I was still locking the door, he would call to them to wait at the corner, and they would listen to him.

As I wait at the corner of my street, Lima and Verdugo, and watch 30-plus cars go by before I can turn, I look far and wide and see no bikes — in fact, I can count the number of bikes I've ever seen on Verdugo on two hands.

There's the surprise element, the knowledge that a whole serrano ham could be waiting at the next corner, next to the lawn aerator sandals and weeping cashier.

Questions of guilt circulate in these films, where the virtuous can be transformed into vampires through one moment of sexual weakness; Profumo and Dirk Bogarde in Victim (1961) are waiting at the next corner.

By J. Mahler, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 24 , 1934P. 15 A gentleman waiting at the Dunhill corner of Fifth Avenue was approached by a husky workingman wearing overalls & smoking a pipe, & asked the man if he wanted to hear a story.