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

Why haven't you called?" It took a while to establish who "me" was, but eventually he remembered.

The players took a while to establish an equilibrium — Mr. Hart and Mr. McClure sounded rhythmically at odds for the first few tunes, one pushing while the other pulled — but their rapport ran deep and strong.

"So for Mona we had quite a long conversation about how we could do this live and that took a while to establish … a year and a half or something.

Burrell took a while to establish himself at Leeds and was sent out on loan to a number of Championship sides, including Sedgley Park and Rotherham.

Praising the theater's commitment, she said, "I think it takes a while to establish an audience base".

It will take a while to establish a critical mass of drivers and passengers, Mr. O'Sullivan acknowledged.

I was prepared for this, having read that the climbers take a while to establish their roots.

It has taken a while to establish a distinctive sound, but when Vladimir Jurowski brought it to New York last year, that sound seemed in the making as well.

Though the story takes a while to establish itself, it has the clarity and power common to epics from the sagas of ancient Scandinavia to the westerns of the old Hollywood.

Though it may take a while to establish her long-term contribution to the reputational recovery of the LSE, following its embrace of the Gaddafis, the awarding of a professorship to the actor and humanitarian envoy Angelina Jolie has already helped distract from that university's ranking in the latest league table.

It takes a while to establish these new dynamics, which allow women to contribute more fully to the national economy.