He would wait until the traces of devastation without were removed, as far as possible; he would wait until he was able to obliterate the traces left within him by this experience.
Eric avoided enlightening him now in regard to the meaning of the parable; he would wait.
He would wait quietly, until the question was asked him, in order then to make his resolute decision of some account.
As I was on the point of leaving, he inquired where I was going to, and I answered that I was going back to Pryor's house, where the general was, when he remarked that if I would wait a moment he would go along.
I told her that I would wait on her at any hour or hours; and this, indeed, was the least I could do for the woman who had been so kind to me.
An officer came out to tell me that the admiral was writing in bed, and hoped I would wait.
The night passed off without my eyes being visited by sleep, and feeling weak and low I thought I would wait to see what ailed me, and refused to have my dinner, sending word that I was still very unwell.
Duc d'Orleans had already told the Duc de Noailles hewould wait no longer.
Being tired out, he would waitno longer, and came home.
He would wait to make his claim until he could bring evidence that could not be disregarded--he would go to Mark Ashburn and force him to give him an acknowledgment which would carry conviction to every mind.
As far as she knew her own mind, she hoped he would wait a little longer.
He would wait until he was even more prosperous, more celebrated, before taking any decisive steps.
He would wait until a story was well under way, and then annihilate the point of it with a cutting cynicism and set the table in a roar of laughter.
The rector said he would wait, and not disturb him.
It may have been about half-past five, and I made up my mind that, rather than return and risk explanations, I would wait where I was until Mrs. Temple appeared.
Then the road doubled back from it, and presently the driver stopped at a spot where a narrow footpath struck down into the woods, and advised us to take it, saying that he would wait for us at its other end.
A would wait for B who was married but had no child, and B would wait for C who wasn't married but had a mother, and C would wait for D who was an orphan, and so on.
Next morning he was weary still: I would wait a little longer.
But the first day he was weary with his journey, and I was glad to get him back: I would not upbraid him then; I would wait till to-morrow.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "would wait" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
