Sentence examples for a while and learned from inspiring English sources

I lived here for a while and learned how beauty is the consolation of every past empire.

"The ones with no problems at all," Mr. Shklar said, "seemed to be the companies that have done this for a while and learned to scale their Web sites for peak demand".

Know her family for a while and learn as much as you can about them.

If you think you need him to make life more fulfilling, then you need to focus on you for a while and learn how to be whole without him.

Exporters have had to cope with a strong pound for a while, and have learned to live with it.

("I had been in therapy for a while and had learned to talk this way," he says of a romantic breakup in which he considers his use of the word "closure").

On the other hand, he'd been to India for a while, and had learned there the value of detachment, the withdrawal of the spirit from the ordinary clamours of life.

I have been attending his meetings for a while and have learned so much.

At one point, we had been staying in a village for a while, and I learned I had become known as 'The girl with the sad eyes'.

We were all able to adapt together, but it took a while and I learned to be careful what I wish for.

I was working as a temp for a while and was learning little things about the industry and I ended up doing work as a script doctor for a little while.