She shows up, in full makeup, at the designated location at least half an hour early and is fully prepared to wait (and wait) for her moment to be a face in a very big crowd.

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They were obviously written as an ode to her success on the Pop Idol show: "Some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this - I can't believe it's happening to me".

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We'll have to wait until we can use it for more than a moment before we're ready to say this simpler design is actually superior, but we like the direction they're going here.

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But if I have not convinced you, please wait a moment before getting on the phone to Portugal to order your T-shirts.

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Cybercriminals leverage the vulnerabilities of a trusted partner to open the back door and wait patiently for the opportune moment to strike, and then waltz off with high-value data.

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He would choose a body and lens, head off to location, and wait for the opportune moment.

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The new Muscles album, Manhood, is only available in Australia at the moment, so fans of the group living elsewhere might have to wait a little while to hear it.

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The most famous athlete of the moment looked like just another guy ready to wait in line for brunch on a weekend afternoon.

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