Idioms

• To wait for: to expect, away

We will wait for you on the corner of Broadway and 86th Street.
We waited for him more than an hour and finally left.

• At last: finally

We waited and waited and at last John arrive.
Has he finished that work at last?

• As usual: as always, customarily

George is late for class again as usual.
As usual Dora won first prize in the swimming contest.

• To find out: to get information, discover, learn

I was unable to find out the name of the man who called.
Will you please try to find out for me what time that train arrives?

• To look at: to direct the eyes toward, watch

The teacher told us to look at the whiteboard and not at our books.
I like to walk along a country road and look at the starts at night.