For a while, from the late 60s till the 80s, theatre in education flourished.
For a while, from the 1920s to the late 1950s, the BBC became the public-school accent-in-waiting to the nation.
Despite the reminders, it is a place to escape for a while from the continuing violence and tensions, popular with Palestinians from the neighbouring town, Jerusalemites and internationals.
Ken and Brianna's teenage love persisted for quite a while, from the beginning of 10th grade to the middle of 11th.
Indeed, some think it can provide a place where parents can take their children and escape for a little while from the aftermath of the attacks on the World Trade Center.
When we arrived a few weeks ago we were dismayed at the lack of internet up here but the absence of it has given us a greater excuse to cut ourselves off, for a while, from the bustling world beyond.
"History 101," reintroducing the series after the highly publicized contentiousness surrounding Mr. Harmon's departure, is busy enough to distract you for a while from the new lack of substance.
Next, bacteria are injected for a while from the top as well.
They get on the air once in a while from the Shuttle, thrilling earthbound hams who manage to contact them.
After dinner I watched the Southern Cross for a while, from the rear of the observation car, completing the process of disorientation.
"Removing yourself for a little while from the daily routine and looking at everything with an objective mind will help you find things you could change," he wrote.
