By Stephen Leacock The New Yorker, April 28 , 1928P. 23 The conversation held by two women at the close of a dinner party while I stand waiting with the other men to say goodnight.
While Guttenberg stood waiting, blinking back at him, Rubio responded that the problem "cannot be solved by gun laws alone," which is the kind of dodge that he and his colleagues routinely make in Washington.
"It had been one of my more dramatic and to my ears better efforts," Jonas says: "the family, as I cast them, forced to take shelter for weeks in a church while outside a militia stood waiting for them".
While the 52nd's squares stood waiting, British artillery fired over their heads.
So while the hurting "bravest" and "finest" stood waiting with body bags a couple of miles to the south, it was like Sunday in Central Park after dark Tuesday.
I cannot stand waiting for something.
While I stood outside the store, waiting for my friend Carl to show up, passers-by kept stopping and pointing at the three black lacquered mannequins displayed.
While Tony stands waiting at the passenger door, Will lays his head on the hood of the car.
While Lauren Hutton stands waiting for her cue, she spends time looking in a small orange-plastic-backed mirror.
