Of those, most will wait about six months, and some up to a year.
We waited about two hours for the order to leave.
He had to wait about two more hours for the next flight out.
Often, I have to wait about three or four months to get paid.
Then he waited about 14 hours for his wife to come home.
Wait about half an hour for the oil to work, and then try again.
I have been waiting about six months for an answer on this.
I waited about five more minutes, but nothing else happened.
With his planet quickly being taken over, there wasn't time to wait and see about anything.
The relative had to wait about an hour and a half.
But there's no sense in waiting about in this drizzle.
His kind was not made for waiting about in halls.
"I'll wait about on these rocks with Loony, my own black dog!"
I only had to wait about in the bushes near the path.
Kathleen had been waiting about by the garden shed to see what would happen.
It would be unnecessary to have two cars waiting about.
"I'm afraid Invergordon isn't a very exciting place to have to wait about in."
Wait for the beep and wave your dollars all about.
This detective business of waiting about is too much for my French impatience.
It took another two hours of utter bliss, so pleasant that she didn't even notice her husband and daughter waiting about.
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