Sentence examples for states for a while from inspiring English sources

So I don't foresee myself coming out of the States for a while".

Living in separate states for a while, the two exchanged hundreds of pages of love letters.

To say "flat" in place of "apartment," or "lift" instead of "elevator" is also pretentious when you are an American and have been back in the States for a while.

Clinton has been leading in all of these states for a while, and has been opening up that lead in most of them.

You were raised in Australia but you've been living in the states for a while now… I'm very much half-American -- my mom is American.

It's a small-ish indie film by director Lisa Cholodenko called "The Kids Are All Right," which has been out in the States for a while now, but only recently opened over here in the land of the free and the brave.

(Hawaii has been the happiest state for a while now).

It has been in a dire state for a while because we haven't had the resources.

Mr. Paterson has done the right thing — to say the least — by promising not to go out of state for a while.

Several years after the killing, Amir told his mother, from prison, that had he not murdered Rabin "there would have been a Palestinian state for a while already, no Jewish settlements, we would have lost everything".

After the campaign (spoiler: Labour didn't win), the two-tonne, £8,000 stone was hidden on an industrial state for a while to avoid media interest ("please respect my privacy at this difficult time"), and then destroyed.