Sentence examples for while might find from inspiring English sources

Drivers in areas where snow is deep and lasts a while might find Vincent Roach's system for melting snow in a car's wheel wells useful.

While some might find the neighborhood remote, Ms. Mimozo does not.

While you might find them a bit over the top, they have already been installed in the Chicago Center for Green Technology and Universal Studios.

While some might find all that celebrity schmoozing a bit taxing, Mr. Bush says he is in his element.

While some might find that sentence overburdened with the use of the word "beautiful," we understood completely and waltzed off.

A draft board in Wichita, say, might have a twenty-per-cent exclusion rate, while Baltimore might find sixty per cent of its applicants unfit for service.

While some might find working under their significant other unappealing, Plaza was all for Baena being her boss – sex scenes included.

While foreigners might find the restrictions less than attractive, the government hopes that it will signal that Vietnam is open for business.

Some might work better with the radio, the television or even just a window to peer out of, while others might find the distraction has a negative effect on their ability to concentrate.

While Milton Keynes might find it tricky to adjust to the higher level – the squad is undoubtedly strong but Roberto Di Matteo's appointment, though intriguing, doesn't inspire much confidence – their co-promotees Peterborough are likely to figure prominently.

And while scholars might find it useful to identify the reason people don't bother to vote, most would consider it unethical to stage an experiment that kept voters away from the polls.