When I was a waitress, I waited on Paul Newman.
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The rest of the Scorpions waited on the team bus.
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I waited on plenty of celebrities over the coming summers.
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He and Hampton waited on the sofa while Allen was inside.
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He waited on the inscription so she could have a say.
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He liked being waited on, seeing shows and eating good food.
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"Many of my waiters have never been waited on," he said.
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Every minute this council waited on Russia, the human suffering grew.
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"Clients — investors and corporate clients — waited on the sidelines," he said.
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They are waited on by a group of people who wear gray.
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It was nice getting waited on hand and foot for a bit.
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This recipient waited on the transplant list for more than a year.
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But as you waited on the line, your father stopped breathing altogether.
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He waited on guests at the beach club and parked their cars.
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After her move to New York, Cecily waited on tables for a living.
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I waited on line for approximately seven minutes before I reached a cashier.
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A text from Hank Lenders waited on his phone: dude where u at?
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Torrey called and waited on the line for two hours for a representative.
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A complete backup team of translators waited on standby, should a rescue be needed.
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"I waited on everyone from Shaq to Nicole Kidman and John Travolta," he says.
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While I waited on my liter of Dunkin Donuts coffee, a guy approached me.
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The effortlessly cool redhead who waited on the Napa Valley version of Lindsay Lohan?
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Others were first-timers eager to get waited on by the celebrity bar owner.
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And she said, 'Roy, you know you wouldn't have waited on me for seven years.
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Long lines of cars waited on either side of the main artery into the capital.
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One day, Pratt waited on Commando actress Rae Dawn Chong and decided to introduce himself.
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So, there ya go ... a princess (duchess) is NOT always waited on hand and foot.
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I waited on actress Catherine O'Hara, who was as funny as she is on screen.
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The women waited on the street, and when the granddaughter returned her face had darkened.
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Above, asylum seekers waited on the Mexican side of a bridge between Brownsville and Matamoros.
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The group of teenagers had waited "on the edge of the abyss," the court said.
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Stopped and stuck, Jackson waited on Florida State Road 383 after she crossed Interstate 238.
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Over 2016's remainder, Bernstein waited on the Senate floor for a debate and ballot.
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Nigeria's dollar-denominated eurobonds shuffled higher as investors waited on the first flurry of regional results.
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Everybody I've ever waited on has either been prior to them going into office or after.
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That team waited on the ground for three days and the North Koreans never showed up.
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Then she went to the bistro on Rue de la Paix and waited on the terrace.
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Jenny waited on Steiner at a restaurant and thought the two would make a good match.
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J.M.M-J waited on the banks of the Rio Grande with a group of 28 people.
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Diaz patiently waited on the outside, flicking out backhanded jabs to break Johnson's concentration and composure.
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Doctors and psychologists waited on call as relatives made their way inside to ask for information.
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Instead, they waited on Anner's porch, praying the gangsters down the way would hold their fire.
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He then waited on the sidewalk for his diplomat's car to emerge from the exit ramp.
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I sneaked downstairs, left through the garage door and waited on the corner of the street.
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As police waited on tactical units to arrive, the vehicle left the hotel, and police followed.
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She waited on the platform for a while, but eventually gave up and went back home.
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While she waited on her acceptance, Fraser visited the Met three or four times a week.
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Barrera said she missed payments as she waited on money transfers from Caracas, which arrived intermittently.
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I once waited on a girl who broke into tears after her boyfriend dumped her over text.
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I waited on our lawn until someone got home to let me in through the front door.
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As the couple waited on the corner, a middle-aged black woman ambled over, dressed in pajamas.
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And she said to him, 'Roy, you know you wouldn't have waited on me for seven years.
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She waited on a couple at the restaurant where she works during the final days of 2019.
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On July 225, the Mendez family waited on the Mexican side of the international bridge to Brownsville, Texas.
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I waited on some early sections, figuring I'd be powerful enough to come back and try them later.
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Natasha endured regular dialysis as she waited on the national donor list, desperately hoping for a kidney transplant.
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"Barbara was very vigilant throughout the entire time," says Fenzel, who waited on the ground alongside America's Grandmother.
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"He followed her around and waited on her hand and foot," says the onlooker about Carey and Tanaka.
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Mr. Enninful waited on the curb, while Ms. Campbell remained inside the car, still talking on her phone.
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The sun was rising over a bus that waited on the other side of the station's parking lot.
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Myanmar officials waited on the other side of the border, but not a single refugee volunteered to return.
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The brother-sister duo patiently waited on the church steps while the adults finished up their well-wishes.
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As the days progressed and I waited on Google to ship my new phone, the problems kept coming.
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I just waited on her to be ready to speak on why she was acting the way she was.
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However, as a veteran of Washington, this is not the first highly anticipated government report that I've waited on.
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The gym was closed and I waited on the dirty concrete steps for it to open up for biz.
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Despite being out with a concussion, Liverpool's Mo Salah waited on the sidelines wearing a "Never Give Up" shirt.
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Later, Redd Foxx scrubbed pots while Malcolm X waited on tables, serving fried chicken and whiskey in coffee cups.
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Fazley Rahim Khan, a businessman, waited on the edge of the police line, barely able to see the restaurant.
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The next day, according to news accounts at the time, the Cuban team waited on the plane for Arocha.
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We should have waited on the record or canceled the shows to take the time to finish the record.
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He went to an open area in front of the station and waited on a bench for several minutes.
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Afterward, she waited on the sidewalk in front of the Buttigieg campaign bus, holding one child in each arm.
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Michelle had to hope for an "altruistic donor" to come along while she waited on the national transplant list.
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There was talk of their early years, which Fallon helped Minaj recreate as they waited on other Red Lobster diners.
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But since one of his friends hadn't arrived, Hetta waited on a bench inside the entrance near other museum visitors.
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In September, Olga Desyatnik received an email she'd waited on for months, from the Upright Citizens Brigade in Los Angeles.
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In the oil-soaked cities of Luanda and Lagos, they manned construction sites or waited on tables for the rich.
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After traveling for months to reach Egypt, they were detained by police as they waited on the beach to leave.
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Though enthusiasts have waited on this for months, the upcoming total eclipse will last only two minutes and 43 seconds.
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Once I waited on a line full of gossipping NYU students coiled around the block to see Lee Ranaldo play.
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Had we wanted to be disruptive, we would have waited on the sidelines and initiated the lawsuit two years later.
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While Mr. Camic waited on a new car battery, a city Department of Sanitation employee arrived and waved traffic away.
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After calling back, they waited on the line until they finally reached the person, 85033 minutes after the bombing began.
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The motorcade stopped in front of a big house, where a man in a suit waited on a red carpet.
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While Mr. Camic waited on a new car battery, a city Department of Sanitation employee arrived and waved traffic away.
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As Marine One waited on the South Lawn for Mr. Trump to begin his weekend trip to Palm Beach, Fla.
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The major indexes hit record highs this week but trading has kept a tight range as investors waited on the Fed.
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However, what a number of fans waited on since the album's release last year was Jay-Z's side of the story.
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But an APA representative asked me for his name and typed it into a computer, while I waited on the phone.
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As the ballplayers tapped on their keyboards, and Manny waited on the couch, Sherwin and Muraskin shushed about, adjusting the hairnets.
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Television broadcast images of dozens of divers searching for the missing, while more rescuers waited on standby at a pier nearby.
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I also waited on a Polish pimp who told me I would make big tips if I made "it" come fast.
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The next day, I waited on the Penn Station platform near where I had gotten on the train the day before.
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They called and waited on hold for about an hour before giving up and submitting a rebook request via Carnival's website.
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So it was with zero expectations that I waited on a restaurant stoop in SoHo the next day for Mr. Thursday.
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The traffickers have waited on the Turkish coast just four miles from where our rescue vessel the Topaz Responder is anchored.
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He waited on George Shultz, the former secretary of state; Joe Montana, the champion quarterback; and Steve Jobs, the Apple founder.
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Saudi Arabian company, Almarai, milks 93,000 cows in the desert, split across several huge farms and waited on by 13,750 staff.
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Wayne first reconnected with Ms. Friday when she waited on line at his 2008 CD signing in his hometown in North Carolina.
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The hepatitis C did significant damage to the patient's liver, and that patient had also waited on the donation list for years.
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Over the year and two months that Rodgers waited on the donor list, he relied on Brown and her family for support.
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Hilts said her mom's back was bothering her, so she waited on the bench while she went inside to light a candle.
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Investors had to be kidding themselves if they waited on the sidelines to buy stocks until after the Fed meeting, Cramer said.
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She prepared three meals a day, cleaned the house, waited on my parents, and took care of my four siblings and me.
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After checking in and getting my media pass, I waited on the sidewalk for about 10 minutes before they opened the gates.
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At West Virginia State College, he waited on tables and cleaned a chapel and the college president's house to pay his way.
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She waited on Richard Serra for years before learning through a museum retrospective that he was a titan of the art world.
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Days before the shopping event in 2011, shoppers waited on lawn chairs and in tents outside a Best Buy in Mesquite, Tex.
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First and foremost, it's going to be on something completely new and different…namely, the never-before-looked-at-and-waited-on Fed.
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Many shoppers have waited on certain purchases, with three hours tonight expected to bring in as much revenue as an average full day.
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Collins waited on the other side of the moon from the comfort of the command module that would take all three men home.
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I waited on the toilet until the bathroom was empty again, but as soon as I started washing my hands, another man entered.
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The staff also includes many friends of the family, including two charming high-school-aged servers who waited on me during my visits.
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The tip-off time was pushed back by about 75 minutes as WPI waited on approval from school administrators to take the court.
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They market themselves as spots for families or friends to visit together, to socialize in person and t be waited on by staff.
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If we wanted to call home, we waited on line in huge post offices for a few minutes in a little phone booth.
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Hough told Reuters that the traffic warden '''made her smile'' as she waited on the corner of Magiel and Jacaranda Road in Centurion.
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Bahamians came together to help each other as they waited on help from the outside world -- and the examples of community spirit continue.
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But the basic principle remains: maid cafés are coffeehouses where you're waited on hand and foot by people in maid or butler uniforms.
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Hundreds of other people wearing life jackets, meanwhile, waited on board, in a dramatic scene captured by photos and videos shared on Twitter.
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Wynn Resorts had held off announcing a date for its first-quarter earnings release and call while it waited on the decision in Massachusetts.
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I rode the bus around town a lot, and as I waited on our slow public transportation I was not as impatient as usual.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 index lost 0.20 percent, as traders waited on more clarity involving Britain's exit from the EU, known as Brexit.
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Wall Street closed little changed on Wednesday as investors waited on the sidelines ahead of the Fed's two-day meeting, which starts on Tuesday.
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If you waited on grabbing a tight end in your fantasy draft, this week gave you a good sense of who to potentially target.
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Guests will be waited on by the castle's butler service during dinner and there's strictly one butler allowed per guest, according to house rules.
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Investors were reluctant to place fresh positions as they waited on the outcome of the first round of the French presidential election on Sunday.
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One of the neighbors was able to get their vehicle free and drove the girls to get help as they waited on the ambulance.
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The Huntsmen-Empire matchup kicked off the Launch Weekend, and approximately 80,000 Call of Duty fans patiently waited on YouTube for the delayed start.
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Most of the time when I'm recognized it's because somebody is working in that restaurant who waited on me in another place I've reviewed.
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The Huntsmen-Empire matchup kicked off the Launch Weekend, and approximately 2503,000 Call of Duty fans patiently waited on YouTube for the delayed start.
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Mejia has not been added to the active roster yet as Minnesota has waited on the weather to determine how Mejia will be activated.
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Outside her office, in a tiny shack behind the main police station, 30 women waited on the dirt ground, hoping to make their cases.
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As the young men waited on the examination table on their hands and knees, facing the wall, Kelly would examine them, usually in complete silence.
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She hadn't waited on tables, had no experience in fast food, and had not learned any skills that might be particularly useful in a factory.
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Before: You were unusually imperious, even for a corporate big shot — waited on hand and foot by lackeys who stroked and coddled you for decades.
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The men were arrested after a manager called the police on them for trespassing while they waited on a friend to join them to order.
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The move initially sent markets higher, but the major indexes soon fell again as investors waited on action from Congress on a major stimulus bill.
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Raw vegetables — cabbage, lettuce, enoki and shiitake mushrooms, half a brussels sprout and a cherry tomato on a wooden spear — waited on a nearby plate.
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Jonathan Lewis said he waited on hold with CVS for 40 minutes last summer, after discovering his antidepressant prescription had been refilled with another drug.
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Demi definitely enjoys Henry's company ... because they were back at it again the next day, smiling, laughing and looking cheerful as they waited on iced coffees.
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It's a faster, easier process, and typically leads to shorter and quicker lines — the longest I've ever waited on a PreCheck line was about four minutes.
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Cities and towns were left in limbo, bracing for deep cuts and in some cases delaying finalizing their own budgets as they waited on the state.
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They belonged to Agostinu da Cunya, a 17-year-old who went spearfishing the evening before with his brother while their father waited on the shore.
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His sister, Iman, 14, recalled another bombing that killed her uncle as he waited on a street corner for his daughter to come home from school.
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Apple could have done what it did with the iPhone 6, and rolled out all the new phones to the U.S. first, then waited on China.
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Amid severe train delays, Eurostar passengers at London's St. Pancras Station waited on Friday for more than two hours in lines that stretched outside the station.
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That marked ABB's weakest period for orders in nearly seven years, when customers waited on the sidelines while ABB decided whether to keep its power grids business.
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Sadie Karina Elledge tells PEOPLE that she waited on a woman and her boyfriend at Jess' Lunch earlier this month, taking their food order at the counter.
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Peter Leo, chairman of the Carroll County Democratic Party, said most of his precinct captains waited on hold between 35 minutes and 45 minutes to report results.
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AT NINE O'CLOCK on a recent Friday, some 80 people—mostly black—waited on pew-like benches for the start of their eviction cases at housing court.
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The Senate has not passed any, as the Republican-led chamber waited on President Donald Trump to strike a deal with Democrats on top-line spending numbers.
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The passengers were stranded at a closed airport as they waited on transportation to L.A. — and luckily someone decided to capture it all on their Instagram story.
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He diagnosed Dickey's pitch, waited on it, and brought his bat to the ball in a short line that exploded into an arcing, one-handed follow-through.
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I've built all my PCs over the years, including my current one, which I really should have waited on, since the early Skylake mobos were apparently trash.
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One spring morning, the fisherman Kai Shoka waited on a crescent-shaped beach here for Fikiri Kiponda, a turtle watch coordinator, after accidentally catching a juvenile hawksbill.
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While investors have waited on the White House to bring forth fiscal relief, the Federal Reserve has unleashed a salvo of policy tools to ease money markets.
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"I'm so excited," Ms. Cartes said as she waited on a platform for the bus that would take her on a 22017-hour ride across the Andes.
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You might now be an entitled person: someone whose privilege leads to arrogance, snobbery and rudeness, someone who expects to be waited on, provided for, deferred to.
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I waited on a sofa, under some framed posters of the Rocky Mountains and a couple of AAA plaques affirming the cleanliness of the Manor House Motel.
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Undaunted, I tried the same thing over again, went through the same actions, waited on the line for about six minutes and was hung up on once again.
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The next day, I heard from other people that they waited on line for more than two hours to speak with a customer service agent at the airport.
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"When I was 21, I was waitressing and I waited on him," says the star of horror film The Boy, who admits she got emotional during the encounter.
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"The world is not the same as when I came in here," Ms. Cooley said as she waited on her bare mattress, thin enough to be folded up.
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Angle for a stay at One & Only Palmilla, where you're waited on hand-and-foot in unparalleled fashion, or Auberge's Esperanza, for more of a romantic honeymoon vibe.
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Journalist Martyn Kent tweeted that his flight waited on the tarmac for an hour and a half before the captain announced that a "catastrophic" IT failure had occurred.
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The U.S. dollar fell broadly on Wednesday as U.S. Treasury yields fell and investors waited on a speech by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen later this month.
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A friend of mine has an exceedingly New York story about the time a rat took a seat on her foot while she waited on a subway platform.
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Juan Rodriguez waited on his lunch break for a fresh-beef Quarter Pounder at the drive-through of another Dallas McDonald's outlet about nine miles from Barcenas' store.
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"I'm not looking down on it, but I'm just like: If I had waited on you, I'd have been a falling star," he said, addressing the critical establishment.
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"I have a lot of hope it will relieve some of the congestion," Marie Kallio, 50, an administrator from the Bronx, said as she waited on the platform.
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For a brief period after, many of the soldiers waited on orders, expecting that they would one day be formed into an opposition army that would overthrow Maduro.
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Bike rails may be just a few metal tubes welded together, but for any cyclist who has waited on tiptoes for the light to change, they're a welcome addition.
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Several people reported on Twitter and in several news outlets that their 911 calls were not going through and that they waited on the phone for a long time.
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Some lingered in shelters, which filled to capacity as residents waited on updates about their properties, or for FEMA units that would take more than six months to open.
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Robot cooking vegetables in a kitchen of a restaurant in Kunshan via GettyAnd tell me you wouldn't want to be waited on hand and foot by these little guys.
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About a one-hour drive from Stanford, I waited on Wednesday night in a long line of 150 people in Berkeley, California, to get into a sold-out auditorium.
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"Table reads would start late as the cast and crew waited on the untamable actor, and when he did arrive he typically hadn't cracked open the script," THR reported.
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But the average Portland resident wouldn't have known there was a cameraperson on their way to meet Ellie, as she waited on the side of the road that afternoon.
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I don't even like being waited on by people I'd rather have a beer with; I'm uncomfortable holding the meager (and mostly illusory) power of grades over my students.
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Smoke billowed into the air as hundreds of protesters waited on the other side of the makeshift barrier, many pointing laser beams that streaked the night sky above them.
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As they waited on the downtown platform, Mr. Davis said, they watched in alarm as an altercation between a man and a woman on the uptown platform turned physical.
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Another 150 would-be supporters waited on the sidewalk to be rewarded with an impromptu two-minute greeting from the candidate and an audio feed of the town meeting.
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As someone who has patiently waited on a smartwatch — any smartwatch — to deliver on the future Inspector Gadget's Penny promised, the Apple Watch still hasn't quite met the mark.
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The guy who waited on Cat Deeley at Tom George Restaurant on Sunday thinks she totally overreacted by publicly bashing the L.A. eatery ... and leaving him a $0 tip.
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"If we waited on the government, we wouldn't have it," said Leo Hale, a local business owner who volunteered for 12-hour shifts distributing hay at the Vici rodeo grounds.
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The greenback nudged up on Tuesday against its key rivals as investors waited on more catalysts after the European Union parliamentary elections showed a polarization of the 11.50-member block.
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The Atlanta outfielder waited on an 228-230 changeup from Thompson and belted it into the seats for his 216th of the season and an early 1-0 Braves lead.
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Leading that charge was Delaney, who said the Democrats threatening to take Americans off their private health plans -- no matter what waited on the other side -- were courting electoral disaster.
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In the last three months, however, the value of transactions more than halved as trade war concerns and political worries gripped markets and M&A bankers waited on the sidelines.
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For a French king waited on by minions, this was an effective way to assert the order of things — but for a temp worker who's on her feet all day?
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We parked at 88th Street, took the subway down to Canal Street and waited on the Manhattan side of the bridge, where the runners would turn toward the F.D.R. Drive.
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Gone are the days when young, strong men waited on the Tijuana River levees for their chance to wade across the water, evade capture and find work for the summer.
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People who call the agency's help line at 1-800-621-FEMA have waited on hold for two, three or four hours before they even speak to a FEMA representative.
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"It's kind of passive acceptance at this point," said Nicholas Sawicki, 23, who waited on the 168th Street platform Thursday morning amid a group of unhappy commuters for 40 minutes.
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When Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated, his body was transferred by train from New York to Washington, and so all these people waited on the side of the railway tracks.
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In the interview first reported by the New York Times, Putin said he had waited on the United States with the hopes that relations between the two countries would improve.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors waited on the results from the French election, after the 10-year yield earlier failed to break below key technical resistance at 2.19 percent.
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She waited on athletes including Charles Barkley and Mark McGwire and made connections that brought her opportunities like singing the national anthem at baseball games — with no flourishes, she emphasized.
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But the process of actually beginning to legalize stalled as the government waited on the task force report on legalization, and finally put a bill together based on the recommendations.
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Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets and Stockbroking in Sydney, said markets were in a "holding pattern" as they waited on Chinese trade data and the U.S. earnings season.
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Froome and Aru went off the road briefly in the descent from the Port de Bales, the penultimate climb of the day, but the group of overall contenders waited on them.
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Justin Bieber is sending his fans a message ... if you're chill, he'll chill with you, which is what happened to a group that waited on him Sunday night at Barcelona airport.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose as investors waited on the results from the French election and as rising risk appetite boosted stocks, after yields fell earlier and broke below key technical resistance.
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Oil prices retreated from 2180-1/2 year highs on Tuesday as investors waited on an announcement by President Donald Trump on whether the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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"Many shoppers have waited on certain purchases, with three hours tonight expected to bring in as much revenue as an average full day," said Taylor Schreiner, director of Adobe Digital Insights.
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In the passenger lounge at Atlantic Aviation, with its leather furniture and a table with free coffee, members of Team Mamba kept warm while the helicopter waited on the tarmac outside.
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Lamar Odom was feeling a little contained below the belt as he waited on deck at "Dancing with the Stars" -- so he made a BIG adjustment ... which was caught on camera.
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Loudspeakers came to life as their camouflaged, many-wheeled carriers growled towards the grand gateway of the Forbidden City where President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders waited on a rostrum.
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But for other Democrats who have long waited on the sidelines due to the caucus' deference to seniority, a bid for the high-profile chairmanship may be hard to pass up.
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Mr. Uddin said the men hurled a bomb and fired two rounds of bullets as they fled the home of Mr. Das to meet a third man who waited on a motorcycle.
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The euro held slightly below three week highs against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday, following a strong rally on Monday, as investors waited on Thursday's highly anticipated European Central Bank (ECB) meeting.
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"I didn't finish the tour, you know, the tour I had bought," said Jostein Nielsen, a wounded Norwegian tourist, as he waited on a stretcher at Istanbul airport, his left leg bandaged.
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It was just before starting time, and Ms. Plimpton waited on a worn couch that faced a pool table and big empty living room, dressed in a turquoise blouse and silver necklace.
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At its new location on Stanton Street, the restaurant lasted only a few months, as it waited on a liquor license and then the air-conditioner broke during a very hot summer.
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I found out that I was the only student in my program who had ever waited on tables to earn a living; most of my classmates had never had to work before.
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U.S. Treasury prices fell on Monday before a heavy week of data, which will culminate in Friday's employment report for July, and as investors waited on Wednesday's refunding announcement for the coming quarter.
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Cots where people slept the night before floated on 2 feet of water on Wednesday as people waited on tables or sat on elevated bleachers to be evacuated to a nearby middle school.
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Over an hour and a half, I placed more than a dozen calls to multiple stores, waited on hold for a combined 40 minutes, and got through to a human only three times.
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In fact, design-builders from coast to coast haven't waited on Washington to act; they've already been answering the call from cities and states looking for ways to maximize their limited project dollars.
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The dolphin was joined by about a dozen more, and together they began herding a school of thrashing baitfish toward the sun-weathered fisherman, who waited on the boat with a throw net.
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Oil prices retreated from three-and-a-half-year highs on Tuesday as investors waited on an announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump on whether the United States will reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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She imagined a restaurant where no one "waited" on anyone else, where customers picked up their food directly from the kitchen and cleared their own plates and silverware, a bit like at home.
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In the currency markets, the dollar held on to recent gains against its major peers as investors waited on monthly ISM survey data, having lapped up Friday's strong payrolls number and a manufacturing survey.
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That's what a waiter at Patsy's Pizzeria in New York City must have thought when he found a cashier's check for $424,000 left behind at a table he had waited on earlier that day.
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" He added, "I've waited on this day for 2 months and 3 days because I want YOU ALL to SEE the TRUTH with your own EYES and then form an opinion about the 'situation.
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"Instead of three stops, I'll have to take three trains," Marley Cavalcanti, 30, of Greenpoint, said as she waited on a platform in the Bedford Avenue station on her way into Manhattan on Monday.
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Augustine says she has waited on Buffett dozens of times — more than a hundred perhaps — since he first started coming to Piccolo's (in May 2005, according to the restaurant's former general manager, Scott Sheehan).
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About 220 years ago, he switched to selling live lobsters directly to Chinese buyers who waited on the dock in Key Largo for his boat and then picked through lobsters as they were unloaded.
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The U.S. dollar slipped on Monday as optimism that the U.S. and China will reach a trade deal reduced demand for safe haven currencies, and as investors waited on the Federal Reserves meeting this week.
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Week after week, I waited on people like Zeke and Maria who cashed their paychecks at RiteCheck because they couldn't wait the three or four days it would take their banks to clear their deposits.
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They left the ship and waited on the shore for an hour as about a dozen fire trucks and six ambulances arrived at the scene and a man was carried by them on a stretcher.
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The dollar rose on Monday, supported by a rise in U.S. Treasury yields, as traders waited on an impending Federal Reserve meeting for clues on whether U.S. interest rates could rise again by year-end.
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A Life magazine correspondent visiting in 1943 described how, as King Abdulaziz waited on a roadside while a flat tire was fixed on his Packard, he gave a shepherd passing on camelback several gold pieces.
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Argentine bond prices, which were hammered last year, have wobbled recently as investors waited on signs from the IMF about its stance, likely to be influential in how Argentina goes about its debt restructuring plans.
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Steiner and Sharlin, who met for a blind date at Washington, D.C.'s Politics & Prose bookstore on April 17, were set up by Sharlin's granddaughter, who waited on Steiner at her job in an area restaurant.
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After experiencing a privileged life of being waited on hand and foot, transitioning into the crummy old White House, with its cozy interiors and contemporary art had to feel like a downgrade for President Donald Trump.
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"Daesh is still here," said Qusay Hamid, an Iraqi special-forces major, using the Arabic acronym for IS as he waited on a sun-baked Fallujah street to move his men into battle near a mosque.
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TOKYO, March 4 (Reuters) - Japanese stocks rose on Friday in choppy trade, but gains were limited as investors cautiously waited on a key U.S. jobs report after unexpected signs of unemployment rising in the service sector.
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Nothing less than the dismantling of our current systems, a complete discrediting of what we now consider power, will compel the sweeping change we so badly need to see, that we have waited on for so long.
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Toys R Us refuses to pay out endless earnings immediately Maiellano said she called Toys R Us' customer service — and waited on hold for two hours — to urge the company to pay out her endless earnings immediately.
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Minnesota chased starter Daniel Norris (222-227) in the second on Eduardo Escobar's RBI single, off a curve he waited on and lined solidly to left with two outs, driving in Dozier, to make it 228-2.
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In Concord earlier this month, before the big finish, he'd started off quite stiffly, reading off teleprompters through weak speakers to a crowd that had already waited on linoleum through three introductions and the pledge of allegiance.
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Officials waited on the tarmac to welcome Machar as he exited the plane at the Juba International Airport on Tuesday, making his way to the capital for the first time since December 2013 when the conflict began.
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O'Neil opened the 1,85033-word column last week by saying that one of his biggest regrets in life was "not pissing in Bill Kristol's salmon" when he waited on the conservative political analyst at a Cambridge, Mass.
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LONDON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Lebanon's government bonds fell to fresh lows on Monday as traders waited on a possible government decision about how it will deal with its debt, including a $1.2 billion Eurobond maturing in March.
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U.S. benchmark Treasury yields fell to two-month lows after strong demand for a five-year note auction and as market participants waited on U.S. economic data that will culminate on Friday with the August employment report.
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Boedker waited on the doorstep as Duchene did yeoman's work behind the Stars' net, finally breaking free from Dallas' Jason Dickinson long enough to spin and find Boedker for a quick wrister and a 3-1 lead.
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Two days after the Fuego volcano exploded in an undulating tower of ash, sending burning lava, rocks and gas cascading down its slopes, those who escaped waited on Tuesday for news of those they could not save.
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Like a lot of travel addicts, I have found that my chief pleasure on the road is not being waited on hand-and-foot at some gilded hotel, or marveling at a thousand-year-old stone monument.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga made the comment at a news conference after the dollar fell nearly 3 percent against the yen as anxiety gripped financial markets as they waited on the results of the U.S. presidential election.
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On a night filled with hit-or-miss interpretations of Rei Kawakubo's influence on fashion, we waited on Rihanna to make her entrance and show all the Met Gala attendees just how, exactly, one wears Comme des Garçons.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Trading in Vietnamese coffee was lacklustre this week as buyers waited on the sidelines ahead of the arrival of the country's new crop, which is expected to begin in about two months, traders said on Tuesday.
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Lana said in court today ... that what she finds "most disturbing" is that even after she moved to get away from the pair, they tracked her down at the new house and waited on the street for her.
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Hong Kong shares rebounded, probably helped by modest improvement in other regional markets though investors remained nervous as oil pulled back again and as they waited on a policy decision from the Federal Reserve later in the day.
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Ladakh Journal LADAKH REGION, India — In front of a tin-roofed house with the Himalaya Mountains rising behind it, about 300 wedding guests waited on a big green lawn, eager for the arrival of the bride and groom.
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After cryptocurrency prices surged in 2017 big institutional players were predicted to step into the industry, but most have waited on the sidelines amid regulatory worries and as they weight up whether investor interest is more than a fad.
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Volume and turnover were thin as many investors waited on the sidelines while Group of Seven finance ministers began a two-day meeting that many hope will provide some clarity over the conduct of global monetary and fiscal policies.
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He told me they'd been running a field exercise, and one of his soldiers had sat in the back of their Humvee while they waited on their next set of instructions, playing Fallout 4 until his battery finally died.
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Though the police presence was felt at every turn, where uniformed officers often waited on rows of bicycles, they intervened in the protests sparingly, to enforce security perimeters or, in a handful of instances, to separate protesters and counterprotesters.
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Days after her husband was laid off as a restaurant manager, Rosanne Stoddard waited on hold for over two hours to talk to a Bank of America representative about the possibility of delaying payment on her $2,200 monthly mortgage.
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But even relying on a phone hotline is not foolproof: In Iowa, some caucus chairs waited on hold for hours while trying to report results, and operators were flooded with nuisance calls after the phone number was leaked online.
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In the wake of the offseason death of offensive lineman Jordan McNair, Durkin was on administrative leave while the university waited on two reports -- one into the medical treatment McNair received and the other into the football team's culture.
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On October 21, a surging group of migrants — thousands bigger than the group that had waited on the bridge — agreed to continue onward from Chiapas, Mexico, to the US. Caravan members have given journalists a variety of answers to this question.
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On Friday night, Jaike Foley-Schultz, who claims to be a waiter at The Red Hen, explained on Facebook that he waited on the White House official for about two minutes before his boss asked her to leave the establishment.
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"The others waited on top of the ship while it was sinking, but I didn't do that because I know the ship will break down and I want to avoid getting hurt by that," Rene Ebuenga, a rescued passenger told Reuters.
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TOKYO, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average dropped in choppy trade on Thursday as anxious investors waited on earnings results from major companies after Canon Inc , a key exporter, issued a profit warning due to the yen's recent strength.
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He leveled a series of attacks against Cruz, the San Juan mayor, in response to her criticism of the White House's relief work, as many on the island waited on help without power or access to clean water and medical aid.
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ALGIERS, March 27 (Reuters) - Algerians waited on Wednesday for a decision by the constitutional council on whether ailing President Bouteflika is fit for office, after the top army officer called for his removal in a bid to defuse mass protests.
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Nevertheless, their connection grew stronger that spring, when Mr. Jennings invited Ms. Olivier to dinner at his apartment, where candles glowed, Bon Iver played on the stereo, and a meal of broiled cod with clams and chorizo waited on the table.
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Argentine bond investors waited on Wednesday for word from the International Monetary Fund about the sustainability of the country's debt and whether official meetings in Buenos Aires would yield a recommendation of a steep debt restructuring.
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US Marine Corps CH-53E Super Stallions and MV-22B Ospreys with 3rd MAW waited on the horizon, ready to fulfill their role and extract the warriors following a training event that began with inserting Marines from 1st Marine Division.
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But Siemian waited on the Broncos bench for a year before skyrocketing up the depth chart following soon-to-be Hall of Famer Peyton Manning's retirement and the decently mediocre Brock Osweiler bolting for Houston as a free agent this past off-season.
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The flip-side was a dollar near a three-week low against its main peers, as markets also waited on a testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell that should shine more light on its pull back from further interest rate rises.
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She developed a fever, but not so high to take her to the ER. Later that week, I thought she ought to be feeling better, so I wondered if she was taking advantage of days off of school and being waited on.
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May's Royal Air Force jet waited on the tarmac at John F Kennedy airport for nearly an hour while the officials waited for a replacement vehicle and struck a deal with a local police patrol car for an escort to the runway.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The dollar was volatile against its peers such as the safe-haven yen on Wednesday's Asian trading session, as anxiety gripped financial markets as they waited on the outcome of one of the most contentious U.S. presidential elections in history.
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During a Halloween event held in front of the South Portico of the White House, Trump, 73, and First Lady Melania Trump, 49, waited on an orange carpet surrounded by fall decorations as a line of young trick-or-treaters presented their baskets for goodies.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 9 (Reuters) - The dollar was volatile against its peers such as the safe-haven yen on Wednesday's Asian trading session, as anxiety gripped financial markets as they waited on the outcome of one of the most contentious U.S. presidential elections in history.
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It's kind of like Desperate Housewives, except they spend their days being waited on by topless men, posing next to baby strollers made of solid gold, and doing a lot of suggestive things with milk, rather than spray-painting "whore" on each other's garage doors.
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He waited on the touchline because he wanted to congratulate Croatia's staff and players on their victory and because he did not want to interfere, did not want to interrupt their moment, and because, you suspect, he did not want to hide from the disappointment.
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We heard from a woman whose customer offered to pay her college tuition if she would have an affair with him, and a senior in high school who told of men hitting on her in front of their children as she waited on them.
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Only the two completely automated lines were fully functional, and huge crowds waited on the platforms of both — the No. 1 line, heavily used by tourists, which cuts through the heart of the city, and the express No. 653, a limited-stop north-south line.
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We're a "tinderbox waiting to go up," Ms. Magick Dennis, 40, said as she waited on her porch for a water truck to reach the village, a dusty strip of homes in a region of fewer than 200 residents a four-hour drive from Sydney.
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Trading volumes were at a fifth of their 30-day average as investors waited on a Reserve Bank of Australia policy review later in the day, at which it is widely expected to deliver a second rate cut to add to its easing last month.
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Since the story spread, All Stars Bar & Grill owner Tony Ambrosio told local NBC affiliate WJAR that he's since fired the server who waited on the table and delivered the check, revealing that it was his own son, who is no longer allowed on the property.
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As The Economist went to press tens of thousands of demonstrators—encamped outside the main army compound in central Khartoum since April 6th—waited on an announcement from the generals as the army moved troops onto the streets and state radio and television played patriotic music.
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While reporters — and some senators from both sides of the aisle — waited on the Senate GOP to release its health care bill this morning, President Trump fired off a series of tweets accusing Democrats of a "HOAX" and a "big Dem scam" to excuse their 2016 loss.
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She wrote in a Facebook post that when she went to her local Walgreens to fill the prescription last Thursday, the pharmacist who waited on her asked her if she was pregnant, then refused to fill the prescription for her after she answered in the affirmative.
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" Ms. DeJesus said that while she and the children waited on Hart Island at the unmarked grave of other babies, Captain Thompson directed a records search under every combination of her son's name: Anthony Lerry Then Jr., after his father's name, as well as "baby boy DeJesus.
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The Saturday Profile ISTANBUL — For two days, as the story unfolded of the murder of Jamal Khashoggi by a team of Saudi security and forensic officials, his fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, waited on the sidewalk outside the Saudi Consulate, undermining Saudi claims that he had left the building.
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The lawmakers eagerly waited on the sidelines as House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) delivered a brief statement — and took no questions from reporters — after the Trump administration decided to block Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, from testifying behind closed doors.
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MARKET NEWS * The dollar was under pressure on Friday and was poised for its worst weekly performance for the year, as investors waited on a key U.S. jobs report that is expected to back expectations for a near-term Federal Reserve rate cut to support a slowing economy.
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This game was the farthest the team had made it in the international tournament in almost 30 years, and the entire country had waited on bated breath to see if they would finally bring home their second victory ever, and their first since beating West Germany in 1966.
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In an interview for the book "The Right to Try: How the Federal Government Prevents Americans from Getting the Lifesaving Treatments They Need," which I co-wrote, Sloan&aposs best friend Michelle Wittenberg told me about Sloan&aposs anguish as she waited on the green light from Washington.
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He acts bewildered that you would need to hold his credit card to start a tab and is offended you would need to see his ID. He might call names or ask to speak to a manager (you're looking at her!) if he doesn't feel properly waited on.
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Stidham and her husband, Mark, have been tied to dozens of LLCs as well as two Koenigsegg cars worth $700,000 and $2 million, a Gulfstream jet that likely costs between $20 million and $22 million, and a $7 million ranch in Wyoming, even as former consultants waited on months-late refunds.
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A U.S. dollar index gained slightly and U.S. Treasury prices were nearly flat as investors waited on the Federal Reserve's statement from its two-day meeting to see if the U.S. central bank gives any new indications about when it will begin paring its bond holdings and next raise interest rates.
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You could go Egyptian or Brazilian or more Colombian in Astoria, but for my next visit, I took my friends Zack and Carolina and their young kids to Ukus, an extraordinarily casual Bosnian restaurant where we were greeted, waited on, cooked for and served by the same somberly friendly man.
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He was an obliging helper who had come when he was called, traveling all this way from a modest frame house on the shoreline of Lake Carmel, 60 miles upstate, where retirement waited on a spit of a beach and in the faded blue dinghies that bobbed along the water.
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"This is a dark day for us, for Zionism, for the state and for the great vision of the Jewish people returning to its homeland," Avichay Buaron, a spokesman for Amona, told Channel 2 TV. Ayelet Videl waited on the porch for the police to arrive at her trailer home.
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Instead, as Samantha and I produced our IDs and went through security, left our bags and phones in a locker, got our hands stamped (twice), sat on one bus, then another, and finally waited on a bench for our escort, we talked about her relationship with Tiquesha and why they were getting married.
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While we waited on her arrival, I took a spin through the product section, fingering a candy store-like display of shimmering Killawat highlighters and sparkling glosses; above me, models of various skin tones and styles smiled down from life-size posters that read "Fenty Beauty By Rihanna" in clean, white typeface.
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Her cough had held on, but her fever had abated, so I nervously signed the paper, waited on the serpentine line to register and get our cruise cards (they serve as both ID and credit card while on board) and, for Anna, a wristband that she had to wear at all times.
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Complete with the pomp and circumstance you'd expect of an evening at Downton — including dinner and drinks with Highclere's own Earl and Countess of Carnarvon and being waited on by their butler — guests will also receive a private tour of the grounds and a one-night stay in one of the private bedrooms.
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They were one of an untold number of people across the country who waited on Saturday to learn the fate of their family members and friends who had been detained following an executive order signed by Donald Trump on Friday night that banned travelers from seven majority-Muslim countries and temporarily suspended all refugee admissions.
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TCF Bank also told the Free Press the person who waited on Thomas was black, and flagged the incident because Thomas was making a "highly, highly unusual request" to deposit two checks, cash one, and open a new debit card at the same time, and that the original balance in his account was very low.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) with chants of "free the children," a reference to migrant detention centers, as he waited on his luggage.
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I always do my best to treat people, including those I disagree with, respectfully and will continue to do so Jaike Foley-Schultz, who said he is a waiter at the restaurant, posted on Facebook that he waited on Sanders and her family "for a total of 2 minutes" before Wilkinson asked the party to leave.
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But Andrew came across throughout the interview as a man who is used to being waited on by ever-present "staff"; who doesn't ask questions about how his glamorous friends obtained their wealth or why they're surrounded by underage girls; who is quicker to specify the exact status of a social occasion than to condemn a sex trafficker.
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We hear of the time a man exposed himself to her as she waited on a train platform; of when she touches the back of her jeans and finds them covered with the semen of a man standing behind her on a crowded train; of being nearly dragged into the car of a man while walking to the first day of a coveted internship at a magazine.
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Yet even at that, she continued to live, as she wrote in a text message, "fairly much as I always had," traveling to Argentina with her fourth husband, Leonel Piraino, an Argentine real estate investor two decades her junior and a man she first encountered when he waited on her at the society hangout La Goulue; taking a trip down the Nile on a felucca; going on safari in Kenya.
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