Sentence examples for a while and does from inspiring English sources

And when our naughty boy comes out or gets himself temporarily straight, he lives small for a while and does good works and takes pleasure in simple things, till the sap rises again and he's back to his old games.

Although her collection pace was brisk, she'll be playing catch-up for a while and doesn't have the coziness with big donors that he and others do.

If it stops after a while, and doesn't come back, then it is probably stress.

Forget about "long tails" and "wikinomics" for a while and do something old-fashioned.

"I'd been doing my stand-up for a while and didn't seem to be getting anywhere.

(He said he did it "every once in a while" and did not link it to nervousness).

"When people have known us for a while and don't realize we don't have a car, we cause quite a stir," Mr. Yoder said.

"I can't explain it, but he's one of the guys who's been in this league a while and done so much.

Asked if this was a lifetime habit, Mr. Gore said he did it "every once in a while" and did not link it to nervousness or anything else.

She told the crowd: "I got really lost for a while and didn't know whether I'd ever come back.

He added that he had not spoken directly to Tan in a while and did not expect any face-to-face meetings with the Cardiff owner, despite the fact that both men were in the same stadium yesterday.