Sentence examples similar to tarrying for a while from inspiring English sources
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.
19 Caesar tarried for a few days in their territory, until he had burnt all the villages and buildings, and cut down the corn-crops.
"Yes, you have indeed seen much," he wrote, "but tarry yet a while, for the greatest is yet to come.
After tarrying for at least an hour in the living room chatting with guests and sharing the wonders of the collection, one guest suggested that I go upstairs.
Perhaps the hummingbird will tarry a while longer.
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.
Although Ms. Dunning's Packard was not one of the winners, its owner had a blast, even tarrying for the evening afterglow.
