Sentence examples for whom we wait from inspiring English sources

In this nearly three-hour evening, it's Amber Iman's Nina for whom we wait to return to the stage again and again.

He is the one for whom we wait.

We have a brilliant list of up-and-coming people – whom we cannot wait to see more of in the years ahead.

And what, pray tell, did the nuns, whom we see waiting in line, really need from this secular savior?

It's as if the whole of Brighton seafront were given over to luxury villas for the sole occupation of Asians, on whom we locals must wait hand and foot before returning to our inland council estate.

Whenever we ran into the straight couple from Pennsylvania, whom we met while waiting in line for barbecue, we would chat about the best dishes we'd eaten that day.

So if you like, simply imagine that we are the gods and/or heroes for whom we have been waiting, and build on that.

The answer, of course, is that Judaism accepts the historical existence of Jesus, but does not regard him as the Messiah, for whom we're still waiting.

We don't have to wait to see whom we elect to the highest offices in the land this fall to start to fix this or many other problems in this country.

Perhaps it's the person for whom I wait, as instructed, on an empty bench?

The service is handled by charming women who have been around since some of the bankers on whom they wait at lunch were tellers.