Sentence examples for waiting feeling from inspiring English sources

She is there for 12 hours, lying down, waiting, feeling scared and abandoned.

Hours of waiting, feeling that no one was known from our world to any of the other guests except Mike Nichols.

(Ages 2 to 6) On a silent night a little owl sat in a tree with "a waiting feeling," and a star beckoned.

She waited, feeling the sunburn begin to prickle in her cheeks, but her mother said only, Is that so?, absently.

When I arrived at the door of his suite, he was playing a Chopin prelude so beautifully - it is a Romantic piece of the sort he does not usually perform in public - that I waited, feeling extremely privileged, until the piece was done before I knocked.

Then I waited, feeling curious about what these sea fleas would do.

The driver assured him that it would be no problem, so Cash waited — feeling like an outlaw, he said — as the driver went into a Juárez bar to buy the drugs.

Not stuck -- just waiting, pondering, feeling what it feels like to pause.

In the book's opening cycle of poems, the speaker is "here in the late middle, waiting, / feeling the endings of others".

I hate the tension of waiting and feeling like no one else is responding.

David Fowkes, the association's secretary, thinks there is just "a social acceptance that everybody swears these days".In this section Those lucky target voters Votes in the bag Recusants' revenge Gentleman in waiting Not feeling so good Penalty kicks Uppers and downers Chinese takeaway Why the system favours Labour ReprintsLanguage barriers can cause referees to lose control.