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waiting area

NOUN
  1. a room (as in a hotel or airport) with seating where people can wait

How To Use waiting area In A Sentence

  • A covered walkway will link the bus waiting area and tram stop platform.
  • There were other monitors that switched views between empty hallways and vacant waiting areas.
  • The landscaping scheme will link in with a new footpath and cycleway at the back of the Fox and a new bus waiting area on Holgate Road.
  • Jim hung his coat on a peg in the waiting area and walked over to the door, knocking quietly as he opened it.
  • They wait for what seems an eternity in the waiting area amongst a baby's cries, coughs, splutters and a awkward, piercing, silence.
  • The new unit offers spacious consultation rooms designed to maximise privacy and dignity, a pharmacy dispensary, a cancer information and support centre, a comfortable waiting area and a refreshment bar staffed by volunteers.
  • A word like postgraduate is, I suppose, just the flip side of the linguistic tendency that has us prefilling our prescription refills, pre-reserving theater seats, and milling around irritably in airport waiting areas while certain passengers preboard the plane. Word Court
  • The concourses are glassed in and the station waiting area is quite large and also glassy.
  • There are air-conditioned offices, a kitchen and a waiting area fitted with closed-circuit cameras. Boarding the Lifeline Express for a healthy future
  • There will be seating in the ticket office and automatic doors leading on to a covered waiting area and doors leading onto the platform.
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