Example sentences of "and waiting for [noun] " in BNC.

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1 It was not a simple matter of carrying out fieldwork , thinking about the results , publishing them , and waiting for peer review to ensure the next research grant .
2 … once the CNAA even began to lend its support to this development , there literally was a kind of explosion , and plainly institutions had been looking and waiting for validation in this field …
3 What can you gain from sitting behind a desk making and waiting for telephone calls , going from game to game watching players you already know about ? ’
4 The initial allocation of franchises in 1954 , then , was absolutely not a matter of the ITA folding its arms and waiting for consortia to spring fully formed before it .
5 Part of the problem has been the software , which has been looking for a decent hardware platform and waiting for support from a mainstream operating system vendor .
6 Cummings ( 29 ) missed most of last season through injury — but he 's fully fit again and waiting for offers .
7 Her cuts were treated , her bruises examined , and then she and the two children sat in the lounge of one of the private wards , sipping tea and waiting for Bodie to come and pick them up .
8 There was a queue of customers chattering by the door and waiting for places .
9 I sipped from a wineskin , remembering Mathilda 's warm charms and waiting for Sir John to come .
10 The Danish butter freighter was in dock , and along the river wall laden barges were moored and waiting for daylight .
11 ‘ The speed with which some of the incidents flared up suggests , in fact , that the kids were not sitting indoors , but that they were already out there on the streets — often bored , resentful and waiting for trouble ’ ( ibid.:46 ) .
12 The following year was spent serving the Church at QP and waiting for God .
13 Hermione Lee pinpoints what I feel about this novel — that although its subject is depression and waiting for death , it does not feel gloomy because of its own formal delight , its interest in language , including the contrasted languages of the sophisticated ‘ writer ’ , the Professor , a historian of the European exploration of America , and Tom Outland , the indigenous traveller , discovering the primeval inhabitants , but teaching himself to read Virgil , and thus exploring in the other direction .
14 Roy , 62 , said : ‘ We were fed up sitting down and waiting for people .
15 Meanwhile , Philippe Bonard had emerged from the house and was greeting Iris and her group , now installed in the mini-bus and waiting for Gebrec to drive them .
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