Sentence examples for were while from inspiring English sources
noun
An uncertain duration of time, a period of time.
- He lectured for quite a long while.
The outcome was that Moores and he were, while Flower became the England coach.
However, sales of The Next Day were, while decent, hardly spectacular.
I was learning what colours were while trying to kick an addiction to thumb-sucking.
So swim when you're winning, as it were, while keeping an eye on the shoreline.
He thereby demonstrated he was smarter than they were while knowing his secret was safe.
Often they were, while they lasted, small triumphs of romantic life.
"I didn't know what the canned ones were" while growing up, he said.
At the time of the murder both were, while only 18 and 19, already in graduate school.
The government contends that they were, while Andersen argues that the destruction was a result of standard business practice.
"Names belonged to where we had come from, not to who we were while embedded in Area X".
But she added that the worst instances of sexism she had experienced were while working for newspapers.
