| "But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength." | |
| "I will wait on you hand and foot..." | |
| "It was her house I fell in love with first, from the dungeon-like darkness of its basement to the grungy bathroom, the kitchen, with its mile-high dishes, and to top it off, two spoiled brats for me to wait on, | |
| "You shall stay --" "-- to wait on Mr. Tartuffe." | |
| 'Cause time don't wait on love, now and life don't send you an invitation | |
| "But those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength." | |
| "I will wait on you hand and foot..." | |
| "It was her house I fell in love with first, from the dungeon-like darkness of its basement to the grungy bathroom, the kitchen, with its mile-high dishes, and to top it off, two spoiled brats for me to wait on, | |
| "You shall stay --" "-- to wait on Mr. Tartuffe." | |
| 'Cause time don't wait on love, now and life don't send you an invitation | |
| (Announcer) While the blue kitchen waits on Natalie's Wellingtons, the families on the red side are hoping food will be coming their way in the near future. | |
| - Everyone waits on his schedule. | |
| - The Palais Marenzi waits on the phone. | |
| -...but waits on the calendar. | |
| ARTEMIS: You like having him around because he waits on you hand and foot. | |
| (Announcer) While the blue kitchen waits on Natalie's Wellingtons, the families on the red side are hoping food will be coming their way in the near future. | |
| - Everyone waits on his schedule. | |
| - The Palais Marenzi waits on the phone. | |
| -...but waits on the calendar. | |
| ARTEMIS: You like having him around because he waits on you hand and foot. | |
| - He once waited on me. | |
| - I want to be waited on. | |
| - I'm not used to being waited on. | |
| - It's clean fun. Now, Sally waited on me, I'll wait on you. | |
| - So you waited on a freezing cold porch to tell me something that was perfectly clear two hours ago? | |
| ! Tanner, customer waiting on line one. | |
| ! We're just waiting on Pat and then we can get going. | |
| "Gazing through to the other side, waiting on the taste of honey, the smell of summer." | |
| "Get by" by Talib Kweli. Hey, man, I'm outside waiting on my ride, right ? | |
| "He was waiting on the stairs. | |
| - He once waited on me. | |
| - I want to be waited on. | |
| - I'm not used to being waited on. | |
| - It's clean fun. Now, Sally waited on me, I'll wait on you. | |
| - So you waited on a freezing cold porch to tell me something that was perfectly clear two hours ago? | |
| ! Tanner, customer waiting on line one. | |
| ! We're just waiting on Pat and then we can get going. | |
| "Gazing through to the other side, waiting on the taste of honey, the smell of summer." | |
| "Get by" by Talib Kweli. Hey, man, I'm outside waiting on my ride, right ? | |
| "He was waiting on the stairs. | |
