Sentence examples for invisible for a while from inspiring English sources

The reports included on-scene reports--according to ABC's Peter Collins, the incident was "a reminder that, after becoming nearly invisible for a while, the war here is far from over".

ILLUSION (comes in handy when you want to become invisible for a while).

She had survived at times by "sofa surfing", something Joyce had done for a while: the invisible homeless person staying with friends when they can, maintaining human connections and temporary shelter.

Gordon had been considering a man that turned invisible in the political and metaphorical sense for a while, but he still needed a way for physical invisibility.

The Trump campaign has been virtually invisible, and this disparity seems likely to continue for a while.

For a while – if all goes to plan – you may feel both pestered with fame and utterly and permanently invisible.

OUTPOSTS For a while, it looked as if Obama could be the rare African-American leader whose race was nearly invisible -- and he may still be.

For a while anyway.

For a while.

For a while he….

Ritchie thought for a while.