Sentence examples for while I currently from inspiring English sources

While I currently enjoy working at my current employers company, ultimately I know my heart wants to follow a different path and passion and I believe joining a full-service event production and event management company, such as yours, aligns with my interests and desires.

While I currently straddle some divides in these social media conversations about feminism, it is quite possible that I will get off that fence and firmly plant myself on the staunchly feminist side.

While I currently live in the state if Texas, where Ms. Bland was pulled over, my incident occurred on the other side of the world in a place widely considered friendly and accommodating: New Zealand.

While I am currently fairly happy with my form, I know form is only temporary and it's something I am looking to build on".

So the fact that I'm getting these ads while I'm currently running Chrome is certainly frustrating.

While I am currently in the process of rebuilding my wealth and looking forward to the next time I can buy a pair of Jimmy Choo shoes, I must say I am the happiest I have ever been.

While I'm currently drawn to Pearls Before Swine and Get Fuzzy, there is a special place in my heart for Berkeley Breathed's ferociously brilliant Bloom County and, of course, Bill Watterson's hilarious Calvin and Hobbes.

And, while I'm currently on a winter tear of plotless action movies (anything with 'splosions is juuuuust fine), this obviously applies to movies generally, except for those explicitly "for" girls (barfbarfbarf times infinity, though).

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Can someone leave me a reply in the comments because I'd like to know but while I am currently using a laptop with a perfectly good WiFi connection I can't Google for answers due to being blinded by that absolute horror of an official controller, just up there.

So while I'm not currently a "practicing" Muslim in the traditional sense, I was raised Muslim and it's a deep part of my identity.