Sentence examples for while particularly from inspiring English sources

The sales pitch worked well for a while, particularly among young people.

Not surprisingly, this process took a while – particularly as the book covers buildings and streets that crumbled away long ago.

Absorbing BG will keep Shell busy for a while (particularly given its mixed record in managing previous purchases).

All of which worked, for a while – particularly when bankrolled by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation, as the Dot was in its early years.

And 58 Down's "Native Nigerian" had me scratching my head for a while, particularly since it crossed with ABOU Ben Adhem.

Arresting and prosecuting a few politicians and CEOs may serve as an effective deterrent for a while, particularly with regards to high-profile corruption, but it will not significantly reduce everyday corruption in Nigeria.

All Americans could use a civics lesson, and even a test once in a while -- particularly in these times when our basic tenets of freedom and affluence are under siege from fundamentalist terrorists and world enemies alike.

According to a recent report in The Guardian, that phone isn't going to ring for a while - particularly if you're waiting for a phial of semen from a Brit.

Every once in a while, a particularly brave or perhaps crazy person with an idea, makes a go of it.

While not particularly devout, Mr. Forman said he "knew there was a good, vibrant Jewish community here".

While not particularly despicable, people involved likely would have preferred that the details like these remain private.