Sentence examples for you think wait from inspiring English sources

"You come here and you are reading about Syria and you think, wait a minute, why?

You're having so much stuff thrown at you, like you have Rihanna just blasted at you from all directions, and you think: "Wait a minute, I want something that's mine.

Once you see people, you think, wait, why are they doing this to this person?" He described England as a "mess" after the second world war and explained how the Windrush generation was key to rebuilding the country.

"Parents have this incredible pressure throughout the school years to build a résumé, and when your child finally gets to college and the competition's still there, you think, wait a second — when can you finally buy the experience that you want?" says Rob Lippincott, whose daughters attend the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Vermont.

You hear "blockchain" and you immediately think "shady get-rich-quick schemes" or "bubble of magical fake Internet money" or "libertarian enfants terribles," and when a true believer tries to explain to you why you should care, why it will change the world beyond just minting a new set of paper oligarchs, you think "wait, why not just use a database?" I hear you.

But then you think, wait a second.

Do you think waiting until nearer the time is a good idea?

This was funny initially, you think, waiting for the end.

If you think waiting in the customer service line of a Department of Motor Vehicles is a practice in frustration, try pushing a single contract through almost any city government.

If you think waiting for a guy to strap up kills the vibe, wait until you've picked up a knife and hacked centimeter-thick layers off a "penis".

If you think waiting for a guy to strap up kills the vibe, wait until you've picked up a knife and hacked centimetre-thick layers off a "penis".