Sentence examples for a while more from inspiring English sources
'a while more' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
Generally, it is used to indicate that a process or an activity should continue for a brief additional period of time. For example: I need to study for a while more before I can get my work done.
But if that's not the case, I'll truly be happy to have her under my roof for a while more.
For a while, more than 99 percent of Greenwich was powerless, a situation that the town's director of emergency management, Dan Warzoha, called "profoundly unusual".
It is a tribute to the spaghetti Western, cooked al dente, then cooked a while more, and finally sauced to death.
WASHINGTON — It's been a while — more than a decade — since the last big American survey of Nam June Paik (1932-2006), the avant-garde musician, multimedia wizard and video art pioneer.
By David Denby January 22, 2013 "Django Unchained" "It is a tribute to the spaghetti Western, cooked al dente, then cooked a while more, and finally sauced to death," wrote Anthony Lane in his review.
If the legal issues are not resolved before September, perhaps the most fitting next step in Deflategate would be a judge issuing an injunction on the suspension while the legal process plays out, and Brady showing up for the season opener as if, for a while more at least, nothing really happened.
Importantly, 70% of the enrolled students already held a degree, while more than a third (35%) were already enrolled with another education provider.
(Interns get fifty dollars a day, while more established freelancers receive a hundred).
My wife and another lady were recently taken aside for a special search before boarding a plane, while more than 100 men filed on board.
If your partner does propose marriage, comfort them and suggest that you both wait a little while more so you can develop a stronger relationship.
Resistance training for beginners should be done three times a week while more advanced lifters may life as much as six times a week.
