Sentence examples for waiting meaning from inspiring English sources

Of course, when they get to the basket, the hulking Shaquille O'Neal will be waiting, meaning that the Nets had better start making some jump shots, too.

That migration process is now live, with Hailo app users being directed via a personalized link to download mytaxi — avoiding the need for them to register, login or add account details. "They are automatically logged in and their Hailo account details will be ready and waiting, meaning they can start hailing cabs straight away," the company notes today.

Waiting meaning without things.

In the fourth case described, the majority of physicians answering the survey indicated that the management of an asymptomatic and stable pancreatic cyst, smaller than 30 mm, is to watch and wait, meaning, follow-up only.

But a heavy insult lies in waiting: "suka", meaning "bitch".

There are more than 20,000 people on the waiting list, meaning the Jets would take in more than $1 million if every person paid the fee.

Harlow Council placed him on the second-bottom tier of its waiting list, meaning he was considered to have a low level of need.

After the bowl game, in February 2009, the athletic department named offensive coordinator James Franklin the "head coach-in-waiting", meaning that he would be the eventual successor to Ralph Friedgen.

Some argued for waiting because the meaning of 9/11 will evolve.

Gere replies that he is waiting on "her" – meaning, we come to realise, his daughter, who threw him out, possibly because he has become an alcoholic and has mental health problems.

Another part, she said, is called the "enticement zone," meaning waiting passengers can see the television set and keep an eye on it to decide if they want to move within hearing range.