Use of wait on in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include wait on at the start of sentence, wait on at the end of sentence and wait on in the middle of sentence
wait on at the start of sentence
- Wait on, please. I'm just coming.
- Wait on, will you ? I'm just coming!
wait on in the middle of sentence
- They all wait on the king.
- Is there anyone here to wait on us?
- We wait on your reply to our letter.
- This servant will wait on your guests.
- Be sure of this and just wait on Him.
- She will never learn to wait on table.
- Mrs. Collins gave me leave to wait on you.
- There were plenty of servants to wait on her.
- There are three servants to wait on the guests.
- Our representatives wait on you in the morning.
- Oliver expects us to wait on him hand and foot.
- Our commercial agent will wait on you next Monday.
- He seems to expect me to wait on him hand and foot.
- God provides strength for those who wait on response.
- The gentleman had a valet to wait on him hand and foot.
- She bustled about trying to wait on two customers at once.
- Look at Lady Muck over there, expecting everyone to wait on her!
- You can't just wait on the sidelines and hope things will improve.
- Wet but not cold, we wait on the quayside for a sighting of the boat.
- On the way back, she made me wait on the bench outside the telephone box.
- wait on the Lord; be of good courage, and he shall strengthen thine heart.
- This approach tends to wait on the scientists to provide a satisfactory answer.
- She said she would wait on the steps while Tom went around and opened the street door.
- Had she pretended to wait on everybody at some private view, then walked out through the door?
- The ones that working... the only way they can do anything is to wait on their income tax return.
- A maid, Nancy Brown, was appointed to wait on her and hairdressers hovered over her cooing their praises.
- Substantial supplies had to wait on the mining of reefs first found as late as 1880 outcropping on the Tawmaw plateau.
