He turns on the Bat Signal, then waits around an abandoned warehouse?
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It's interesting to see that Apple waits around 6 months before launching red versions of its iPhones.
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This pattern, of visually implying a mystery waits around the corner, is supposed to provoke a strong pleasure response.
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On this server exists a daemon, which is basically a background computer program that waits around for something in particular to happen.
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At the sprawling monastery of Da Zhao in the provincial capital of Hohhot, tourists now outnumber devotees (nevertheless, in case of problems, a SWAT team waits around the corner).
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While everyone waits around for the black box audio for Carol's plane crash to upload, the scene cuts back and forth between all our characters with Vers finally asking what's taking so long.
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In spite of her famous ballads, where she mourns lost love and time gone by, Adele is not a woman who waits around for a man to tell her what to do and she definitely doesn't do things to please the men in her life.
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The film ends well before 1977, but if Reynolds' career proved anything, it's that you can plan and worry and try to figure out how to outwit Hollywood at its own game, and you'll still never know what waits around the corner — be it obscurity or a big-rig hauling cases of beer and staying just a few steps ahead of the star of The Honeymooners.
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Bunny is able to watch both the dining couple and Raffles. The woman discovers Raffles, and recognizes him. Both disappear from sight. Bunny waits around the corner, unseen, until Raffles returns and urges them home.
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"Well, if it isn't my lazy, good-for- nothing son." – Cranky Kong, to Donkey Kong; Donkey Kong 64 in-game dialogue"That darn Donkey has all the luck! His girl Candy waits around in her hut, always willing to offer musical help to that undeserving son of mine and his fancy polygonal friends. Pah!" – Donkey Kong 64 instruction manual (UK), pg.
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He often waits around like the Hachiko statue and sits atop of a stone pedestal waiting for a monster to come at him. Garou finds Watchdog Man difficult to assess as he is more of an animal than a human in his fighting style. He is voiced by Yūji Ueda in the Japanese version and by Arnie Pantoja in the English dub.
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David visits Laura-Mae to get her to agree to tell the truth and realizes she is about to have company. He waits around and sees a man enter her room. Looking through the window, he realizes it is Judson Elliot, Bixby's co-prosecutor, and that he is having an affair with her despite being married and having four kids. In court the next morning, Laura-Mae takes the stand.
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Feeling her chances at work have been undercut by Don's detachment, the couple have a fight while touring a Howard Johnson's hotel. Don leaves Megan behind in a huff when she tells him that she's come to find the advertising industry hollow and superficial. But as he's driving home, he rethinks leaving her behind and goes back to the Howard Johnson, only to find Megan isn't there. He waits around for 7 hours and then drives home, where he finds Megan.
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The next morning, they head out, but Alec, distracted with helping some friends move a stuck boat, tells Tomás, "I won't be long, wait down there." Tomás waits around nearly all day for him to show up, but Alec, after helping, then instead goes to the pub with the friends. Maire finds Tomás and takes him out in the boat herself. Maire discloses she was an orphan too, never adopted out, and that is why she picked Tomás, loving and 'knowing' him, due to her own experiences.
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Zacharevic held his first solo show in Penang in 2012 at the Hin Bus Depot, a centre for arts and culture located in George Town Art is Rubbish Rubbish is Art. A collection of 30 plus works painted on reclaimed and found materials. In 2013 Zacharevic received viral attention for his on-street work with the controversial lego mural in Johor Bahru, home to Malaysian "Legoland". Using the lego figures, Zacharevic comments on the violent state of JB, positioning them on a street corner, as a woman carrying a Chanel bag approaches, a masked villain waits around the corner for her.
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The hero (Prithviraj) zooms down and starts whispering to us about Jesus, Frankenstein and Mangalassery Neelakantan, the idol trio who have had a say in his life. With his 'editor-publisher'(Kani) hanging around his arms, the writer that he is, speeds off to Kerala, promising her that he would get traditional attire to cover her up when they reach there. An aged woman (Sukumari) waits around for her bus to arrive in some bus station, while an army officer (Jayasurya) sitting nearby dozes off, his head resting gently on her shoulders. A dishevelled looking man in his fifties (Maniyanpilla Raju), brushes aside the advances of a teenage girl in a shabby looking lodge, as he gets all ready to go somewhere.
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