Sentence examples for waiting carefully from inspiring English sources

While the Premier League dominates the local version for attention, any Leicester "wagonists" are waiting carefully for the title; or perhaps the second title when it comes.

When the Italian women, who were already waiting there, carefully raised the dark veils from their faces and, overjoyed, ran toward Scelli, a camera recorded the moving scene for the Al Jazeera Arab television network.

Waiting to carefully clean a wound can end up being fatal if there is a lot of bleeding.

The war in Iraq is so confusing and it changes so fast that there's often no time to wait for carefully vetted and spoon-fed advice.

Follow any instructions provided with the mold but basically it is a case of waiting patiently, then carefully removing the chocolate from the mold for the next steps.

Additionally, it's important to present conflict very carefully, never waiting until an episode's end to resolve an issue since drawing out the conflict tends to reinforce bad behavior.

While waiting in line we carefully planned out everything we wanted to praise her for, and when we got to the front we lost all our nerve to speak to her and just sweetly asked for her to sign our books.

Or from Republican senators who carefully waited to object to Mr. Lott's remarks until President Bush led the way with a strongly critical statement.

He carefully waited at the curb, then crossed the street, climbed the gate to the passageway and made his way up the fire escape.

The timing of the reports about North Korea suggested to some people that Washington had carefully waited until after the conclusion of the games, noteworthy mainly for North Korea's decision to participate, before revealing the news.

Drive carefully; wait for the green light before you cross the street; eat a balanced diet; don't take, view, or exchange the wrong pictures; don't consort with undesirable people; don't say or write bad words; don't inhale the wrong smoke… This is unrealistic.