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Meanings of await events in English
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Usage of await events in English
1
Quite unreasonably, however, the master of the privateer decided to await events.
2
Rather than encounter all this, he would await events from the inside.
3
Bridau then sagely advised Madame Descoings to keep quiet and await events.
4
Then they both went back to their respective houses to await events.
5
With their governor under arrest the islanders had settled down to await events.
6
In all probability he left immediately afterwards for Norwich, there to await events.
7
He exhorted his audience to remain cool and calm and to await events.
8
Go straight back to Norfolk, read the newspapers, and await events.
9
It would be better, therefore, to lie low and await events.
10
He could not make any advantageous move, but was obliged to await events.
11
Then I sat down in the back row of the circle to await events.
12
I am supposed to be alone in the house, so we will await events.
13
He caught at it with both hands and hung by it to await events.
14
After breakfast they remained awhile in the boat, content to lie still and await events.
15
He walked up the steps to the comfortable divan and settled himself to await events.
16
All Sara could say was "Wow" as she settled back to await events.
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