Sentence examples for though for a while from inspiring English sources

I think he's going to be well-behaved, though, for a while anyway.

A great director, his artistic career was to decline in the 1960s, though for a while his polished international thrillers prospered.

Though for a while they shared a rehearsal space in Williamsburg with Animal Collective and Black Dice, and all have lived there over the years, Mr. Diamond is the only one who does now — "unfortunately," he said.

Though for a while England were unable to maintain the momentum that came with Rooney's early ferocity and had to be content with another from him and one by Frank Lampard before half-time, there was certainly a welcome sense of a team who had the capacity to change their pace and rhythm in a way that in the past often seemed like an impossible dream.

Mostly he painted, though for a while he devoted himself to the saxophone.

Rudy is in Greenland, though for a while nobody thinks to tell him so.

"It was tough though because for a while it seemed as if they might not be able to work with me".

Other gains, such as those from commodities, may eventually peter out, though not for a while.

Eventually -- though not for a while -- we'll stop playing them over and over.

These changes — the new grandstand, the larger Armstrong Stadium, the wider promenade and so on — will allow yet more people to attend the Open, Smith said, though not for a while.

Though bolstered for a while by a good rapport between Karzai and George W Bush, and by key players in Kabul with knowledge of both the Islamic world and Washington, the strain soon began to tell.