Sentence examples for while wondering to from inspiring English sources

Voting by mail eliminates much of the drama of cycling people through voting booths on a single day, and it is not nothing to lose the opportunity to watch a few strangers go in and out of booths while wondering to yourself how they are voting.

What if while Shakespeare was wondering "To be or not to be?" and Newton formulating universal gravitation in the 17th century, innovators in old Berlin were conspiring a top-secret plan to build a machine to better the world?

I stood for a while, wondering whether I should signal to him that I was there.

I stood there for a while wondering whether I should dare to flush one more time.

We zone out in grad school classrooms or type away in junior offices or teach English in Rwanda, all the while wondering if we are supposed to be somewhere else.

"Really?" I asked, all the while wondering, Where's the new employee's first-day orientation meeting?

There, it's all about snorkelling or lolling about in the sun while you wonder to which parallel universe all the other tourists have vanished.

Sometimes, it means spending hours plowing through tedious reports, or placing countless phone calls and waiting forever for people to call back, or staring at the wall while wondering what to write.

The networks -- the dinosaurs of the television world compared to cable news -- are cowering and cutting back coverage while wondering how to deal with the conventions, those dinosaurs of the political world.

He insists (he did so again this week, while wondering whether to take a ten-year sabbatical) that he does not want Mr Levin's job.

Might they see the longing for impartiality as Christ taught, or witness these people's cry for God in the pain while wondering how to hold onto their faith in spite of it?