Sentence examples for waiting became from inspiring English sources

Brown – who received a standing ovation and regular cheers through a passionate speech – declared "we are Labour, we will always be Labour and we will never be anything other than Labour…" Acting leader Harman promised to take only three minutes as the waiting became too much to bear and then – at last – came the result.

Been Waiting became the second highest-selling Australian album of 2009, and was certified double platinum.

Occasionally, the waiting becomes too much.

When night falls, waiting becomes something she does with her whole body".

The waiting becomes excruciating, a slowly tightening noose for everyone: the hapless convict, the teacher, the entire black community and even the white jailers.

And when you think about it, much of our life is spent waiting for something rather than experiencing it, so that waiting becomes an experience in itself, filled with anticipation, annoyance, boredom or fear.

Many volunteers experience large fluctuations in remuneration, as project funds dry up; some have to wait months for any material benefit and, worn down by waiting, become disillusioned.

Waiting becomes a problem when patients feel that nothing happens at the ED [ 12].

When, during the 1770s, the colonists threw off the tyranny of George III, they not only won independence from British imperial rule, but also achieved a kind of self-realisation; Americans-in-waiting became fully fledged Americans.

When the Yankees added two runs, the wait became easier.

After the first five hours of waiting, she became increasingly disoriented and delusional.