1. While you wait, watch the weight you’re willing to lift.
/waɪl ju weɪt, wɑtʃ ðə weɪt jʊr ˈwɪlɪŋ tə lɪft/
2. Wesley won’t wait when the weight of the wagon wobbles.
/ˈwɛzli woʊnt weɪt wɛn ðə weɪt əv ðə ˈwæɡən ˈwɑbəlz/
3. Weigh the weight you wait to lift before you lift the weight you weighed.
/weɪ ðə weɪt ju weɪt tə lɪft bɪˈfɔr ju lɪft ðə weɪt ju weɪd/
4. Don’t wait to wonder why the weight won’t wait to wobble.
/doʊnt weɪt tə ˈwʌndər waɪ ðə weɪt woʊnt weɪt tə ˈwɑbəl/
5. Wade waited with weighted weights while Wendy waited without weight.
/weɪd ˈweɪtəd wɪð ˈweɪtəd weɪts waɪl ˈwɛndi ˈweɪtəd wɪˈθaʊt weɪt/
6. The waiter waited to weigh the weight you waited to weigh.
/ðə ˈweɪtər ˈweɪtəd tə weɪ ðə weɪt ju ˈweɪtəd tə weɪ/
7. If you wait with weighted wheels, the wheels won’t bear the weight.
/ɪf ju weɪt wɪð ˈweɪtəd wilz, ðə wilz woʊnt bɛr ðə weɪt/
8. Wendy won’t wait when the weight of warm water weakens the wall.
/ˈwɛndi woʊnt weɪt wɛn ðə weɪt əv wɔrm ˈwɔt̬ər wikənz ðə wɑl/
9. When the weight went wild, Walter wouldn’t wait to warn us.
/wɛn ðə weɪt wɛnt waɪld, ˈwɔltər ˈwʊdnt weɪt tə wɔrn ʌs/
10. If you wait for the weight to fall, the weight will wait to fall on you.
/ɪf ju weɪt fər ðə weɪt tə fɔl, ðə weɪt wɪl weɪt tə fɔl ɑn ju/

