How to use "waits" in a sentence

She waits for a moment, uncertain, and then she takes a breath

Again she waits, and again Branwell thinks that he sees something in her deep-green eyes.

She always goes for a run in the evening, but this time she waits until he falls asleep in a chair in the lounge, and she puts a candle to the curtains

So he looks out of the window and waits for the judge

Nick waits

For a second only Nick waits

Barry Brennan stands in the doorway of an empty shop and waits

And so he waits, and the evening becomes darker, and he thinks that there are now only one or two people left in the small old church

But he waits

He leaves his car near the trees and waits