Sentence examples for waiting place from inspiring English sources

While you're waiting, place a pin in the map of Italy to show where your family came from.

Hell, in this sense, is a waiting place for the righteous before the coming of Christ, and Christ's descent into hell is understood to be a rescue mission.

The arachnids responded to this training by preferentially tightening the silky lines from their waiting place to the bountiful section of their webs, as reported online today in Biology Letters.

According to previous studies, education in the waiting place could help caregivers know well about fever and deal with it appropriately [ 26– 29].

Marc Sutherland's "The Waiting Place" (Abrams; $14.95), about a child's dreams, is a spooky and beautiful tale which teaches children that dreams, no matter how vivid or frightening, aren't real.

In short, it appears to most rising seniors that they face a career ultimatum: choose the soul-crushing misery of the initial years in finance, or else suffer the terrifying uncertainty - rather like "The Waiting Place" Dr. Seuss warns of in Oh the Places You'll Go - of literally anything else.

The man then went out to a truck in which a driver was waiting, placed the appliances in the back of the truck, and the two began to leave the scene, Bean said.

Trained interviewers recruited potential participants from public places (e.g., streets), waiting places (e.g., railway stations) or from places open to the public (e.g., senior centers).

So, our estimates of average scores could be to some extent biased by interviewers, who recruited participants from public places, waiting places or from places open to the public.

If you choose to wait, place the wings on a baking sheet lined with clean paper towels and return it to the refrigerator.

This year, like last, the waiting took place inside the store, which remained open all night.