I'm waiting for your reply.

I'm expecting a baby.

I've been waiting for hours.

Chen Guangcheng Premier Wen, I have three requests! Uncle Sam Wait, wait!

So Abhishek actually made me wait.

I was waiting for that question.

I'm waiting for his telephone call.

I want to wait until I'm married.

I'm still waiting to see Tom.

I have been waiting here for a long time.

I don't want to wait that long.

I was waiting, and when he did emerge, he was ashen faced.

I eagerly await your decision.

AnsRed am still WAITEN, actually am gonna have it as my breakfast for the next day!

I had to wait in lines for food and papers.

Months of bitterness and frustration are palpable through a caustic smile. And now I just wait.

I very eagerly wait for today since I get sprayed with foam when I make eye contact with these kids.

And I was in prison awaiting trial, and my cellmate said to me, 'You know what you have to do?

Little by little I will drive them out from before you, until you have increased and inherit the land.

By little and little I will drive them out from before thee, until thou be increased, and inherit the land.

I went to see a friend of mine, and he made me wait in his apartment in Malabar Hill on the twentieth floor, which is a really, really upmarket area in Mumbai.

Others think immigrants may be the saviors of the language. I m looking very much forward to the time when immigrants start to write literature in their version of Icelandic creating new words, says novelist, Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir.

While awaiting more complete observations on the part of my Government, I would like to make several preliminary comments, merely to ensure a balance of information.

Let's wait a while.

I wait eagerly every year for this day waiting for the newspaper guy to come to my doorstep and drop the paper so that I can read about the crimes they have committed

Back then I was not waiting for somebody to grieve for me, or for those who were with me in this farce called homeland. I was not waiting for a smile or encouragement for what I was doing as a sacrifice for the revolution of a country. Back then I was Sarmad just Sarmad, the 18 year old whose torture was seen as a basis on which to build a country, and whose death under torture would be perceived as is a path to enter heaven.

I speak a little Slovenian.

I'm a bit hungry.

I'm going to stay just a little bit longer.

Tom's a bit freaked out.

Did you get any rest?

I'll be a little late today.

Come have a rest.

Money was tight.

We went too far.

I'll talk about that a little bit.

Guys!

Shall we take a short rest?

I'm just having some fun.

We've arrived a little late.

I'm feeling a little sick.

Have some coffee, Jamal.

Why don't you to relax a bit?

TR Now it's a little hard to hear the whole message, so I wanted to so I wanted to help you a little bit.

We shall punish those who deny Our revelations slowly in a way that they will not know .