Sentence examples for a while to the name from inspiring English sources

In MC Shan's 1986 single, "The Bridge," he raps, "You love to hear the story, again and again / Of how it all got started way back when / The monument is right in your face / Sit and listen for a while to the name of the place".

Most of this is revealed in the opening scene -- it takes a while to get the names and the characters matched up -- in which Terry and Buck are waiting for Alex to return from his temporary job as a Santa Claus at the mall as Matt is leaving long, anguished love messages on the answering machine.

Other happenings, inside the Dollhouse and out Madeline, who was November, pretending for a while to be Mellie (ah, the naming conventions in these recaps just get more fun. You wait till we start dealing with all 38 – or is it 40 now? – of Echo's personalities) came in for a check-up with Topher.

It may take a while to settle on a name.

But I've a feeling that although Darwin will remain synonymous with evolution, it'll be a while before the name "Wallace" brings to mind anything other than "Cracking toast Gromit".

If you've lived in New York for quite a while, the name may now be coming back to you.

They must append a "ma'am" or "sir" to the name while referring to a teacher or speaking to them.

Ford spent countless hours taking pictures with residents eager to be photographed with an international celebrity while "Ford Nation", the name given to his most dedicated supporters, continued to grow.

South Korea asked for a resolution to adjudicate the name, while Japan asked that the name be decided through resolution outside of the conference.

While a naming convention has been suggested recently for metabolic reconstructions [ 16], we feel that a naming convention that does not allude to the name of the organism is insufficient.

After a while, Lynott and Downey agreed to the idea and the name stuck, as they thought the confusion was amusing and would create a talking point.