Then they set places for both of us, and we waited for Guthrum's word.
Thou com'st to cheer my waning age, Sweet vision, waited for so long!
I waited for a favorable opportunity, however, before making the remarks which follow.
And then Uncle Sam, to divert my thoughts, while I waited for signal to say good-by, told me how Firm got a slight twist to his nose.
It would have been below me to pursue the subject, and I waited for others to re-open it; but I heard no more about her until I had been for more than a week at sea, and was able again to feel interest.
And being so unable to settle for myself, I waited for something to settle it.
Major Hockin's breath was short, through too much talking without action, and he waited for a minute at this door, to come back to his equanimity.
He waited for a while, and then arose and stepped to the top of the sand hummock behind which he had been lying.
He waited for a little while to let them gain their distance and for the second time wiped his forehead with his shirt sleeve; then, without ever once letting his eyes leave them, he climbed the fence to the roadway.
He waited for a moment, as though for Barnaby to speak, but our hero not replying, he arose and, putting away the bottle of rum and the glasses, crossed the saloon to a door like that from which Barnaby had come a little while before.
Of this he gave me hopes, and I waited for it with the greatest impatience.
As I stood in need of the little resource, and the event being doubtful, I waited for a definitive account with the greatest anxiety.
Instead of telling me what he had heard, said, or seen, relative to my affairs, he waited for my speaking to him, and even interrogated me.
Whilst I waited for an answer, I reflected upon my situation, and deliberated upon the steps I had to take.
I waited for McIntyre to pick up Mrs. Brewster's fan.
He got the fan, however, and I waited for him to walk into the dining room before following Mrs. Brewster.
But that I waited for an opportunity to get my swag out of this safe, I wouldn't have been caught--curse you!
And as Sotillo, staying his raised hand, waited for him to speak, with the sudden flash of a grin and a straining forward of the wrenched shoulders, he spat violently into his face.
I subsequently ascertained, too, that he waited for reinforcements, a yell being raised in the ship, just as the sun appeared, which was answered from the forest.
Verdurin made Forcheville get into their carriage; Swann's was drawn up behind it, and he waited for theirs to start before helping Odette into his own.
His heart was pounding like mad with the anxiety, while he waited for results.
Jack pressed still closer to the other as he waited for a reply.
I waited for a moment, till the first burst of their merriment over, I should obtain a clue to the jest.
My opponent raised his pistol, waited for an instant, till the glove, having attained its greatest height, turned to fall again.
I waited for a moment, half expecting that Phineas, hearing my voice, would show himself, but he did not appear.
I waited for her; at last she spoke, with eyes averted and an unusual embarrassment in her air.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "waited for" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
