Sentence examples for for a while best from inspiring English sources

For a while, Best Buy was a survival story, the canniest of the electronics retailers that had outwitted its rivals.

Sally Quinn, American journalist, was for a long while best known for her Washington Post column, "The Party".

And for those sticking around for a while, the best deal in town is at Les Vignerons de Tavel, the local cooperative, where a 19-liter box (the equivalent of about 13 ½ bottles!) can be had for 15.50 euros ($23.25 at $1.50 to the euro).

And Silph Road just figured out something I've been wondering about for a while: the best place in the world to catch the most Pokémon.

For a while, the best thing Google Daydream had going for it was YouTube, the platform has had a ton of 360 content on it but has been unavailable on Facebook's Oculus Go headset.

Consequently, for a while, Apple bested its rivals.

For a while, he was best known for hosting charity balls attended by Anjelica Huston, Vanessa Redgrave, Ralph Fiennes and J. K. Rowling, among others.

For a while she was best known for singing with the indie-rock group Broken Social Scene.

"But we have seen ourselves for a while in our best light: glittery and happy, belonging to something bigger than all of us".

For a while he was best known for a novel, Downriver, which won prizes, and depicted Britain as one-party state run by The Widow (this was Mrs Thatcher, whom Sinclair sincerely believes to have been a witch).

To have the privilege of looking after this character for a while is the best thing about it for me.