1
But he thought it best to wait for daylight before attacking him.
2
He was taking a big chance, yet dare not wait for daylight.
3
I am afraid we shall have to go back and wait for daylight.
4
He will not wait for daylight; he will not, the good honest soul!
5
Let's wait for daylight, and then we'll play a different role.
6
Why wait for daylight, when we have the light of a thousand torches here?
7
They climb up in a tree and wait for daylight.
8
He was wise enough to care to wait for daylight.
9
Well, light your pipe, then, and we will talk while we wait for daylight.
10
He had to wait for daylight and go back.
11
About all we can do is to keep up our courage and wait for daylight.
12
Mr. Colbrith was dead set on pushing over to the end-of-track-wouldn'teven wait for daylight.
13
Hammonds had decided not to wait for daylight.
14
I guess the best thing I can do is to wait for daylight before going further.
15
Part of his task was done, and he must wait for daylight to complete the remainder.
16
I wait for daylight before daring to move.
