Sentence examples for matters for a while from inspiring English sources

He talked about other matters for a while, the clamor thinning as the regulars began to depart.

It was Gordon Rogoff, an old friend from Actors Studio, now teaching at the Yale Drama School; they talked idly about theatrical matters for a while".

In short, is DOJ willing to actually inform the American people about such important and grave matters?" For a while, at least, the White House could cite the specter of weak financial markets as an excuse for not aggresively going after Wall Street banks.

Whichever, it probably won't matter for a while.

Most dissenters appear to have resigned themselves to the fact that their views will not matter for a while, perhaps two or three years.

It is understood that Tottenham have been consulting fans over the matter for a while and the club are insistent that any survey of opinion has not come about as a result of the FA's statement.

But it didn't matter: for a while, amid the mess of the material world, I was a human incarnation of an operating system, selecting the pieces that mattered, binding them together, determining their placement, testing each one, sending out error messages (and complaints) to companies that sent faulty parts.

It wouldn't matter, for a while at least, how good the team is.

I have to live with the subject matter for a while and then my whole brain starts deconstructing the subject and viewing it from unusual angles and that's usually where I can get ideas for approaches that are novel and that are interesting to me. .

Some respondents in Iran found it difficult to come up with five words or phrases, although most participants managed to come up with four to five words or phrases after pondering on the matter for a while.

The shock that America now feels can only make matters worse for a while.