Sentence examples for while began from inspiring English sources

'While' began with an exhalation, as if the 'h' came first".

Ms. Filmore started taking pictures of the children, and after a while, began handing out cameras and letting the children take pictures, too.

These forces existed on the periphery of European politics for a while, began to distinguish themselves in the mid-2000s, then gradually made their way into Europe's mainstream institutional politics with the Eurozone crisis of 2008.

The locals didn't take too kindly to our pretensions, though, and after a while began pelting our house with stones and putting rubbish through our letterbox.

Emily says that starting out was hard; "I cried and hated it – I felt dirty," but, after a while, began to come to terms with her new profession and now sees it as a way of picking up some pocket money while she trains to be an accountant.

In 1840 he went to Paris, supporting himself meagrely while beginning his researches.

He worked at Schrafft's restaurant while beginning to perfect his monologue at small Bohemian clubs in the Village.

He eventually earned a law degree in 1948 by going to school nights while beginning a career in local government.

"Don't swear, please!" he wails, and after a while begins to look worried by his own hypothetical scenario.

MILWAUKEE — The Mets are moving cautiously through this free-agency period, warily eyeing the teams pursuing Jose Reyes while beginning to modestly address their own pressing needs.

This has led to roles in two more films, he said one recent afternoon while beginning a rotation of exercises that can last up to two hours.