Sentence examples for be over for a while from inspiring English sources
Troubles with subprime mortgages "probably will not be over for a while," he said.
But some market analysts think that the sector's heady days may be over for a while, just as the fortunes for REITs have reversed.
That said, this fight will not be over for a while.
A tsunami can continue to hit the shore for many hours, so the danger may not be over for a while.
Sadly, the fortnight of women watching tennis is over for a while.
"But it's also true," Mr. Willis said, "that the days of buying real estate as a quick-return investment are over for a while".
It has been over for a while, the drip, drip effect of a football club in demise, the slow lowering of expectations, the blind ignoring of reality.
There will no doubt be some throwbacks, probably when the next economic boom arrives, but the days of imperial executive swagger are over for a while.
Adam Rose may have been over for a while and he still gets a good reaction, but it feels like Fandango is being wasted in a feud where he hardly gets to actually wrestle.
Again Flood missed the conversion but, with Young's side unable to hang on to the ball, the England fly-half's kicking hardly looked like undermining the outcome and four minutes into the second half a game that had been over for a while as a contest was put to bed with Leicester's bonus point try.
