Sentence examples for for a while certainly from inspiring English sources

"Corluka had scans and will be out for a while, certainly not tomorrow and not sure how long after that," the 63-year-old said.

However, after the war had been dragging on for a while, certainly longer than people thought it would, and the Continental Army and Congress really began to be desperate for manpower, suddenly this issue was revisited, and at least in the North, some states began to enlist black soldiers to fight in the Continental Army.

China's current economic model, with its swift buildup of debt to stave off a steeper decline in economic growth rates, "can probably go on for a while, certainly through this year and into 2014, but the potential financial stress in this is clearly going to rise," said George Magnus, a senior economic adviser to UBS.

"We have been making the change for a while, certainly in R&D," says Broom.

I was up at 0530-0600 and that hasn't happened to me for a while, certainly not in a rugby match sense.

'It did for a long while, certainly,' he says.

"We were outpacing the national economy for a while there, certainly," said Frank Braconi, chief economist in the comptroller's office.

He needs to watch this on loop for a while (I certainly did, back in the day).

Most Americans — those who already have employer-based insurance — will not see much change for a while and certainly not in the seven months before the elections.

I suppose there was a degree of pessimism about him for a while but certainly towards the end of August that all turned good and he's been really flying and in great form since then.

Someone will have to fill in at the back and maybe stay there for a while". "We certainly took some positives from the game as we almost came away with a result.