Sentence examples for a while and realised from inspiring English sources

As a result, I didn't work for a while and realised I had to change.

NOT the most important comment of this special election, but I've been learning Arabic for a while, and realised I didn't know how to say "Senate".

I thought about it for a while and realised that, yes, we all occupied the same position each night: my partner and I at opposite ends, and the kids along the middle.

"We looked at private sector for a while and realised it's not worth it," he says.

They are so utterly baffled by her perky demeanour ("We're realised!"; "We're on a journey!") that it takes them a while to realise that Ed has actually hatched a half-decent plan.

Moreover car ownership – for a while – became the nearly realised dream of many working-class households.

I was practically an alcoholic and realised that I was the bearer of an ironic tattoo.

Andersen [ 39] has provided a clear distinction between access and realised access to care; where 'access' refers simply to the presence of enabling factors and therefore the possibility of getting care, whereas realised access refers to the actual utilisation and receipt of services.

The whole cast is a litany of possibility, of foiled and realised ambition; the future of British pop music at the crossroads.

I saw a shooting star trail brightly over town, from east to west and realised I had absolutely no idea what I wanted anymore.

Schwartzel enjoyed a blistering Sunday start but admitted: "I was getting tight going down the 15th and realised I had to do something.