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Who said you have to stand in line, wait your turn?
Only three people were allowed to make a phone call each week, which meant sometimes you had to wait your turn for weeks.
I put them on hold to ask you to wait your turn."
You'll just have to take a number and wait your turn."
Wait your turn, and ask to see the job folder for the address in question.
If he was on first, then you'd have to wait your turn to get over."
Less than the time it took to get a haircut, if you had to wait your turn.
"Because it says here that you have to wait your turn.
You wait your turn, they spread it around and everybody contributes.
You come here knowing you're going to have to work out and wait your turn."
"That's the thing about being young, you have to wait your turn," Anderson said.
"Then you can wait your turn seated in my study.
One of the men holding her looked up and said, "Wait your turn, boys.
"You'll just have to wait your turn," he said to his buddy.
"You'll have to wait your turn," she snapped before I ever opened my mouth.
"You just have to pretty much wait your turn."
"He did talk to me briefly the other day, basically saying be patient, wait your turn and it will come."
There were two swings out on the playground, and sometimes you had to wait your turn for them.
"If you're here for the auditions, sign in and wait your turn."
"Hey man, you have to wait your turn," the teenager said.
If you get and line and wait your turn to become a citizen, I say great.
If you're here for an acting job, you'll have to wait your turn."
I think you won't Besides, you'd have to wait your turn, at the moment.
"You'll have to wait your turn," she continued, as we blew past her and into the corridor.