We will wait patiently, and should it turn out that these men are from the mountains, and know of our presence near at hand, we will at once set about the capture of the prahus and the embarkation of the tribe.
If Hanns Schlott has come to fetch more men, as I feel sure he has, we will wait until he and the crew have reached the shore again.
Then we will wait, and as the rajah keeps open house, and gives the officers an invitation to enter whether he is here or not, we will go in and shelter from the heat.
Miss Betsy; 'only give my compliments to your lady, and tell her I will wait on her this afternoon.
I will wait on him--will talk to him in a proper manner; and do flatter myself with being able to give you a good account of what I have done.
I will wait for a day or two, to see how it is like to be with him.
She had said to herself many times, "I will wait quietly.
When you wish for anything, you have but to strike with the knocker on this door, and some one, who will be constantly in the antechamber, will wait on you.
It is true; I will wait; but after him, who is mortal, and has no children, to whom will the crown fall?
We will wait," they whispered to each other--" we will wait!
I will wait, and have resolved to do so," said L'Elfi, gravely.
We are to meet him at the Grand Fountain; He will wait for us.
I accordingly applied at once for leave, and to-night I am about to start for Calcutta, where I will wait till I gain a formal permit, and I will never see Inez again.
We will wait till to-morrow," he urged, and his eyes followed the trail of a horseman on the hill.
But we will wait till to-morrow, Alice," he again repeated.
I will wait on Thy name, for 'tis good, in face of Thy Saints.
I will wait on Thy name, for it is good, in the presence of Thy saints.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "will wait" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
