Examples of 'wait for the car' in a sentence
Meaning of "wait for the car"
wait for the car: This phrase advises someone to remain in a specific location until a car arrives or becomes available
How to use "wait for the car" in a sentence
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wait for the car
We have to wait for the car to be fixed.
I would like to rest while I wait for the car.
You can wait for the car.
Wait for the car.
I can not wait for the car.
So wait for the car at the back door.
I go down to wait for the car.
And wait for the car to stall out.
Stay there and wait for the car.
Must wait for the car to go through before you turn.
We will just have to sit tight and wait for the car from The Yard.
We will wait for the car downstairs.
So I'm just going to shut up and wait for the car wreck.
We do not wait for the car to warm up.
I will not keep you waiting . Let us just wait for the car to leave.
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I will wait for the car.
Wait for the car to just drop in my lap?
Let us just wait for the car to leave.
And wait for the car from The Yard . Very good, sir . Walden, you stand by.
I had a while to wait for the car to arrive.
Had to wait for the car to arrive back.
This time he really will have to wait for the car from the Vatican!
You will wait for the car and return to Briarwood.".
I guess I will wait for the car outside.
Shouldn't we wait for the car service? No, we will sit in traffic forever.
When we went outside to wait for the car service, he kissed me.
We have to wait for the car anyway, we might as well eat . I am hungry.
But we didn't wait for the car.
We have to wait for the car to be fixed . Oh, yeah.
Car rental, no need to wait for the car to return.
Remo didn't bother to wait for the car door to be opened for him.
Are you gonna sit and wait for the car to pop out?
Should not we wait for the car service? Perfect.
Well, if we are gonna wait for the car to fix itself.
Well, next time, wait for the car to cool down first.
Walden, you stand by and wait for the car from The Yard.
Walden, you stand by and wait for the car from The Yard. - That's all, Matthews.
Why don't you go and wait for the car downstairs?
