31.   The plane was late and detectives were waiting at the airport all morning.

32.   They were waiting at Ruthven Water.

33.   Three or four nights a week I also wait at dinner.

34.   They waited at the top of the stairs while two DCs carried the lumpy white plastic bag down the staircase.

35.   Oates was waiting at the door to lead Patrick down the long corridor to the office opposite the actual mortuary.

36.   She could picture him so clearly, sitting waiting at the airport, that she ground her teeth at one point, made spitting noises.

37.   But surely he would not be, she told herself, waiting at the border to be cleared by the men in body armour.

38.   My man waits at the end of it.

39.   As she waited at the only traffic lights in the main street, her attention was caught as a man came out from a hardware shop.

40.   Did you used to have wait at table as well?