Sentence examples for tarry a while from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the hummingbird will tarry a while longer.
When the building opened in 1910, The Times wrote: "The severe plain wall is eloquent in its protest against the breathless rush and hustle of the modern city; it beckons to the hastening, sordid throng, Tarry a while; there is in life more than stocks and shekels and vain show".
He tarries a while in Russia, sampling caviar and adultery (with a superbly soignée Tilda Swinton) before World War II intrudes.
We tarried a while in the middle of the Fourth Street Bridge to stare at the concrete channel of what is euphemistically called the Los Angeles River.
"Yes, you have indeed seen much," he wrote, "but tarry yet a while, for the greatest is yet to come.
Bessas tarried for a while near the town of Narni, which controlled the direct route from the Gothic capital, Ravenna, over the Apennines to Rome, and there met and defeated the Gothic vanguard in a skirmish.
In one level you fight successive waves of enemies on a tarrying lift, while the main action, which is taking place elsewhere on the planet, is recounted to you over the radio.
The club's supporters duly paid their respects to Tarry with a round of commemorative applause after five minutes had elapsed.
The art and its removal hold tremendous significance for Mr. McCallum and Ms. Tarry, a biracial couple whose work often explores race and violence.
Describes his play & the scene after a game as he tarries outside a gym, peeling an orange.
