Sentence examples for involved for a while from inspiring English sources

France, in short, is likely to find itself involved for a while.

These two were romantically involved for a while after I left the city where we all lived.

"It's never been done before, and I've been involved for a while, like more than 20 years".

There is some reason to believe that Spinoza became involved for a while in a project to translate one or more Quaker pamphlets into Hebrew.

Her brother was involved for a while with the Questors youth theatre in Ealing and passed on advice from people he'd met who had been to drama school; she researched different drama courses at the library.

Gatland said: "It's going to be tough throwing him in against the All Blacks, having not played or been involved for a while".

Taylor says the album is more mainstream-sounding than anything he's been involved with for a while – but that doesn't discredit the process at all.

"Campbell called me and said, 'There's this screenplay I've been involved with for a while by Craig Lucas, and I might be able to get this going.' I said: 'Good.

The distinction of being Luxembourg's premier player is perhaps not the dizziest in tennis, but Müller is a competent operator on grass and his capitulation suggests that the heavy ordnance of his serve and ground-strokes may keep Soderling involved here for a while yet.

Everything that happened had happened to us separately, and, afterward, in my own mind, it all had a strangely abstract feel: a marriage inferred from picture books and Saturday matinées, a love that didn't quite materialize, a series of other lives that had involved me for a while then shied away, the way an animal does when you make the wrong move and remind it of what you really are.

"It's something my family has been involved with for a while.