Stood in line

Usage examples of waited.

The young king gave a humble smile as he approached the table where Karis waited, two empty chairs directly on his right.

Akeela had gone Cassandra waited in their chambers for a very long time.

When Akeela had gone Cassandra waited in their chambers for a very long time.

A contingent of soldiers waited there, dressed in the peculiar armor of Norvor, their heads hidden beneath winged helmets.

He spread his arms wide, looking past Lukien to where Akeela waited behind Trager and Breck.

The balcony where Akeela waited was at the front of the castle, in the southern tower.

Akeela waited patiently until finally the door opened, revealing Beith in a disheveled robe and unkempt hair, her red eyes rimmed with sunken bags.

He had been treated well by his Ree-cian hosts, but he longed to return to Koth, and every day he waited impatiently for word from Akeela, summoning him back.

At the other end of the hall, Chancellor Nils waited, his old, grim face tight with anxiety.

There were rows of benches for the petitioners to use while they waited, and busts of past chancellors lined the rosewood walls, staring down at Akeela with cold detachment.

Irager waited until he had watered and fed his horse before checking on the princess.

Everyone waited for the outcome of the duel, which Trager had boasted he would win.

Instead he waited for the steward to leave the room, closing the doors again behind him.

Cassandra sank down into a plush velvet chair and watched the pale beams as she waited for Jancis.

Unable to face her friend, Cassandra waited for the counsel she knew would come.