Sentence examples for a while and suggested from inspiring English sources

Julian Burgin: A friend of mine is an investigative journalist who has known Dave for a while and suggested that it may be an interesting time in Dave's life to take some photographs.

It doesn't seem to bother Setiya very much: he points out that immortality would probably get frustrating after a while, and suggests getting over your own death in advance by imagining yourself coming to terms with the death of a friend.

It had already been around for a while, and Wikipedia suggests it first made it into pop culture in a video for Thom Yorke's "Harrowdown Hill", made in 2006.

Windows Phone 7 is obviously the most exciting thing to come out of Redmond in a while and to suggest it is so simple that you barely have to use your phone is to misunderestimate the user base for these things.

"Go back to the bus station for a while?" he suggested, and Jasmin said she didn't mind.

There are thoughts of running classic Ceil recipes for a while, and a few people have suggested a book.

"You could be here quite a while," I suggested.

Mr Monti pushed austerity and reform and, as European leaders applauded, opinion polls for a while suggested Italians trusted him.

A while back, Amazon.com suggested a book called, The Wisdom of Abortion: Its Power, Purpose, and Meaning.

Louise dotes on Patrick for a while & suggests he come back to Australia with her.

Because Durant did not seem to have an acute traumatic injury, its possible this was festering for a while -- suggesting this may have been a stress fracture scenario.