Sentence examples for ends for a while from inspiring English sources

The fairy-tale part of Noguchi's story ends — for a while at least — in 1929.

After cell division, S. pombe starts to grow only at old ends for a while before the new ends initiate growth at a point in G2 known as new end take off (NETO) (May and Mitchison, 1995; Mitchison and Nurse, 1985).

Things worked out in the end, for a while anyway.

The fighting ended – for a while – when the Comprehensive Peace Agreement was signed in 2005.

"She's wanted to do the West End for a while".

Speaking to Rolling Stone magazine this week, Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo revealed the band are "ending for a while".

While Sonic Youth have not, strictly speaking, broken up, they are at least "ending for a while", Lee Ranaldo admitted last November.

Keeping the flowers pinched out will stave off the end for a while, but as you've noticed, the plant is determined.

Hard fiberglass boards, however, have been restricted to the southern end for a while.

In DPB cases where treatment has resulted in significant improvement, which sometimes happens after about two years, treatment has been allowed to end for a while.

He told me, "It's my intention to go radio silent for... well, for a while, at least until the book has been ended for a while, been digested (no pun intended), and people have come to their own conclusions".