Quotes About Waiting

She had spent her entire youth waiting and hoping for things that never happened. Now she was thirty.

One couldn't spend one's entire life waiting for life to start.

When destiny wants to fuck with you, it can afford to be patient. Destiny has all the time in the world.

When destiny wants to fuck with you, it can afford to be patient. Destiny has all the time in the world. Anyway

The waiting's not the hard part. Waiting can be beautiful, lush, full of possibility.

The way I see it, nothing in life is a rehearsal. It's not preparation for anything else. There's no getting ready for it. There's no waiting for the real part to begin. Not ever.

the April day when the Americans mounted the stone steps and pushed the door buzzer, rain had fallen for eleven of the last eleven days, and Aldine McKenna was waiting,

A veces tienes que esperar siglos a que ocurra alguna cosa y de golpe ocurren todas a la vez

Ella siempre dijo que él iba a volver, sabiendo que no era verdad. Yo lo repetía, pero a diferencia de ella, yo estaba segura de que iba a ser verdad.»

God had not turned a deaf ear. He had been waiting for her to listen, as He always did.

Everything had its purpose. If you waited long enough, a useless thing would become useful again.

Patience was not my strong point.

a) he's late. b) he's acting like an asshole and blowing me off. c)he's gotten into a horrible car crash that's left dead. The most likely answer is A. (We went to prom together, and the limo had to wait in his driveway for half an hour. At the end of the night, we got charged for an extra hour. He- read: his parents- paid for it, but still.)

Because she left him a MySpace message that was semi-flirty, and then today he was very vague about what he was doing. So I headed over to his house and waited outside until he left. And now he's at McDonald's, and I'm following him to see where else he's going." MySpace is seriously going to be responsible for everyone losing their minds.

at the hospital] "What do you think's taking them so long?"[...] "Well," I say "They obviously don't think it's a big deal or they would have carted you right back here." "Or," Lacey says, "they probably know I'm going to die and so they're leaving me out here because they need to help the people who actually have a chance." "Lacey," I say. "Did you see them bringing in the guys who was bleeding profusely from the head?" "Yes," she says. "If that guy has a chance, then you definitely do.

Bide your time, until things begin to make sense

Don't wait too long to be rescued, old lady – you might pass your sell-by date.

What if you find your soul mate... at the wrong time?

eight-o-five, Lars still wasn't here, and Ty had switched

I said, I prefer the ocean when it's gray. Or not really gray. A pale, in-between color. It reminds me of waiting for something good to happen.

Patience is only a virtue when there is something worth waiting for.

By May 18, they went ashore again, in a different bay, where they waited fifteen days for the missing ships.

The castaways spent eight days in more or less the same area, disoriented, dispirited, waiting for pieces of the wreck

Rescue will come as a welcome interruption of…the survival voyage.