Sentence examples for waiting upon from inspiring English sources

"My generation is so regimented -- we went through school, got jobs," said Ms. Lack, who had a job waiting upon graduation from the University of California at Berkeley in 1997.

For an extra fee, travelers can have suitcases, golf clubs, skis or anything else they would check picked up at their doorsteps and have them waiting upon arrival at their destinations.

Curiously, the Japanese put it fifth, below a string of measures aimed at getting more out of R&D.Whatever their precise priorities, companies everywhere are keen to find a more predictable way of coming up with winners than waiting upon serendipity.

In sum, improved provision is possible without waiting upon major structural reform (Peeters & Vandenbroeck, in press).

There is little question in the public mind, here and abroad, that the President has been singled out, and that the nation is waiting upon perhaps insufficiently supervised decisions of a special counsel to determine if some criminal violation can be attributed to him.

We wait upon the glory that needs no sun, he said.

Serious bargaining on this was always going to wait upon Germany's election.

"However grand their aspirations, they wait upon the will of people in power," he writes.

Anyway, the safety of the West cannot wait upon the progress of enlightenment in Waziristan.

Or, as Mr Bercow put it, they had "waited upon" the duke.

Meanwhile, others need not wait upon their decision, allowing the best to be enemy of the good.