Sentence examples for when we wait from inspiring English sources
Sometimes when we wait long enough, we are fortunate to enjoy that sweet taste, and need no longer feel guilty about it.
I think that 95 percent of the time, when we wait too long as leaders to make hard decisions about people, we're marked down by the team, because the team is wondering, what took so long?
Advent is the season of Mary, when we wait with her as the child forming in her womb readies for his unveiling.
That is supremely what we do when we wait in line to enter an election booth, fill in a few bubbles or click a few buttons, and head back to our individual lives.
In other words, when we wait for other people, the accomplishment of specific goals or the manifestation of ideal circumstances to create the excitement, joy and inspiration for our lives, we give away our personal power and live in an insatiable way.
All that we will have left will be that quiet, peaceful time when we wait expectantly at the other side of the airport x-ray belt for our gadgets to be returned to us after screening... and think now, how we already break the airport rules and reach our hands back into the dark vortex of the conveyor belt just so we can be reunited with our technology seconds more quickly!
It's not a year like 2009 when we waited anxiously for a new president and Congress to create a sensible solution for immigration reform.
"The nervous wait for information from Schiaparelli takes me back to Christmas Day 2003 when we waited forlornly for data coming from Beagle 2, over several days.
It didn't help that when we waited for our results, we had to pick up the morning paper and hear how colleges were rejecting record numbers.
Everything was kind of O.K. until I got to the 14th tee, when we waited 15 to 20 minutes and a weird wind came up.
"We learned a lesson here two years ago, when we waited until a bitter August primary to try to put things together and it was too late," Mr. Davis said at a fund-raising lunch for Mr. Colyer at a country club.
