Sentence examples for while he feared from inspiring English sources

His daughter Ashley went to college at Tulane, and, for a while, he feared that she would settle "down in Looziana," he said, drawing out the vowels.

LeGrand had fractured his C3 and C4 vertebrae, but while he struggled to breathe, while he feared he might die right there on that field, he believed the play was freaky, random.

And he said that while he feared that the law would muddy state policy for teachers rather than clarify it, he had been assured by state education officials that it would not actually change the way science is taught in Tennessee.

While he feared for his practice, Andrews reserved his greatest anxiety for the future of the institute, 27% of whose annual budget was being picked up by HealthSouth.

While he feared disclosing because he feared that his wife would leave him he decided to disclose to his partner and brother "to get support and care from them".

While he fears the information made public by the media which includes the name of a high-ranking target in a UPAC investigation might hinder a long-lasting investigation into corruption and illegal political financing, he also recognizes that this story reminds us that public perception of "police investigating police" is still very negative.

But while Harris said he feared the next defensive meeting, where Ryan and the coordinator Mike Pettine will surely rip into their charges while watching film, that same defense will soon return Revis, perhaps the best cornerback in football, and Pace, their leading pass rusher last season.

Sometimes he believed he was God — at the end of the first half of the diary, he signs off as "God Nijinsky" — while at other times he feared he had been abandoned by God.

WHAT YOU'LL PAY While Mayor Swiderski said he feared that Hastings could become less diverse economically, he also noted that the wide price range of the housing stock would temper that trend and allow for a broader mix of buyers.

Mr. Kerry said he feared that while the Iraq situation was different than the American experience in Vietnam, where he served, "there are growing similarities".

One said he feared that while such plays were of course necessary, they were also potentially stifling to creativity, cramping the style of many African artists, who had more to say about life than public health.