Sentence examples for for a while another from inspiring English sources

"One guy might want to work out his legs for a while, another guy his arms," she said.

One public official nervously told me that Cianci had him under police surveillance for a while; another critic said a Cianci lackey sent a message by casually mentioning the make of the critic's new car and the town to which he had just moved.

On Wednesday, the comedian told Conan O'Brien that, despite the fact that his show in Madison, Wisconsin, has been scheduled for a while, another show is now happening right across the town square at the same time.

You may like one band for a while, another the next month, and another the next.

The stock will break out and make a strong move, correct for a while, make another solid move up, take another breather, rally again, and so on.

Lord Triesman led England's failed bid to stage the 2018 World Cup and told MPs that one executive member asked for a Knighthood in return for a vote, while another asked for £2.5m to be funnelled through his account.

One group is dominant for a while, then another becomes stronger.

The shooter, 29-year-old Omar Mateen, went away for a while to another part of the club, but then returned.

A big buzzword is "residency," meaning that orchestras settle down for a while in another city, where they can sell tickets, build new audiences and attract donors.

After leaving Blakey's band in 1964, Mr. Hubbard worked for a while with another drummer-bandleader, Max Roach, before forming his own group in 1966.

That may be sustainable for a while, says another boss: "We can say for a year or two that 'we value you, you're a leader and if you stay with us we will make it up to you'".