Sentence examples for shut for a while from inspiring English sources
By the time the recital started, the front doors had been shut for a while, and the showroom was warmer.
The catch-phrase in Jakarta now is: "The best thing the president could do for the economy is to keep his mouth shut for a while".
"One of the people down town, called Missy, he shut for a while but now he's back.
This is less likely in June and July - but then there is more chance of airports in the south being forced to shut for a while because of mist.
It means acknowledging your privilege, getting down here with the rest of us, and sharing that privilege with those who need it most by uplifting our voices, and maybe keeping your own mouth shut for a while, so that maybe, just for once, the nation can finally hear the voices of the girls like us, who are literally dying just to be heard.
The building was shut for a year while workers replaced the ventilation system, all the carpeting and upholstery, and the walls in the basement, to rid the building of the poisonous mold.
In January 2007, Sheffield Theatres lost an artistic director in Sam West because, he said at the time, the board was unwilling to support his ambitions to continue producing while the theatre was shut for a £15.3m refurbishment.
After that, Leisner said, "everyone shut up for a while".
The market for initial public offerings has been shut down for a while.
When it comes to human-rights and democracy struggles in other countries, he concluded, "we should just shut up for a while".
