Sentence examples for took a while to develop from inspiring English sources

That feeling took a while to develop in me.

A super-secret tour for Mr Hague was a natural bureaucratic tribute.Such cosiness took a while to develop.

It took a while to develop a feel for how much I could lean into my trowel before I risked carving divots into sections of the wall I had been trying to smooth for 20 minutes.

These oh-so-memorable features of Miss Agatha Trunchbull, the villainous school headmistress in "Matilda the Musical," took a while to develop, said Bertie Carvel, the British actor who is winning rapturous plaudits for the part, including a Tony nomination for best actor in a leading role in a musical.

Clemens took a while to develop any sense of rhythm in his delivery, his fastball repeatedly sailing high; Yankees Manager Joe Torre retreated to the clubhouse to watch a half-inning on television and from that vantage point, Torre said, he could see Clemens's body going in one direction and his arm going in another.

The program was created during the economic crisis and, truthfully, took a while to develop.

"New rules and codes of conduct take a while to develop and we are still in a development phase for mobile phones," he added.

The dramatic impact of the play, directed by Ted Sod, takes a while to develop.

It may take a while to develop unanticipated stars and rivalries and traditions.

What this orchestra has taken a while to develop is a distinct sonic thumbprint.

With notable exceptions such as Ben Whishaw (who was 23 when he played Hamlet at the Old Vic), most Hamlets are in their 30s – simply because it takes a while to develop the clout and technique to tackle the role.