Sentence examples for a while came from inspiring English sources
The army, after standing on the sidelines for a while, came in on behalf of the citizens.
Then a friend who hadn't seen the family for a while came round and blurted out the bald truth.
But then after a while came the counter-arguments: Britain needs something different and new, we can't bury our heads in the sand, all that.
From a flower head, two male Coppers rose to a tremendous height, fighting all the way up, and then, after a while, came the downward flash of one of them returning to his thistle.
DeMark went to the Milwaukee airport to fetch him, and, after wandering around the terminal for a while, came across a man with a long white beard, who pointed at DeMark and said, "You know how I know you're Tom DeMark?
After a while came the realization that "we can talk about physical exams all day," she adds, "and then what are you going to say?" From that came the idea of "giving a gift" of the window display space to organizations that "could otherwise not afford it," Ms. McKeever says.
It had been a while coming.
That may be a while coming.
Even in Ireland, the miracle took a while coming.
That kind of healing will be a while coming, if it ever comes at all.
