Sentence examples for waiting though from inspiring English sources

There is a disadvantage to waiting, though.

We are still waiting, though, for a third model of news publishing to emerge.

As a reward for waiting, though, the fruits become tastier the longer they hang.

While you're waiting though, read why Mike Selvey believes Australia carry no aura.

King Boris reported by radio that all the ladies in waiting, though not the queen, had been seasick.

Mr. Peng, with the imperious style of a traditional spiritual master, kept Mr. Lau waiting, though for only half an hour.

Wait though, perhaps this isn't just television through a rose-tinted lens.

Improving the resolution of rainfall data will have to wait, though, for new satellites.

That would have to wait, though, as Daddy had a few more minor bits of unfinished business.

College had to wait, though, since she was unable to obtain documents she needed for financial aid.

You will have to wait, though, until the Olympic Games themselves before you can experience it for yourself.