Sentence examples for while she began from inspiring English sources

After a while, she began conducting the audience, encouraging us to sing along.

After a while she began going to another window, and a great many people followed suit.

After a while, she began to slide away from the inside.

After a while, she began to shiver, and her granddaughters helped her to her feet and led her back to bed.

After a while, she began seeking out certain kinds of views: arid regions with clear horizons; latitudes where she found that the sunlight fell at a dramatic slant.

After a while, she began to set an alarm on her cell phone; when it rang she would apologize for having to take an important phone call and leave.

But after a while she begins to indicate to him — with facial signals that married couples understand between themselves — that it may be time for him to break things up and move on.

Even now, Joyce can't stop talking about him as her one perfect love (she has never married), and, after a while, she begins to resemble Truffaut's heroine in "The Story of Adèle H.," a young woman who falls in love with a British officer, remains in love with him for years after he spurns her, and finally passes him in the street without recognizing him.

She looks into Georgette's eyes, projecting sympathy with all her strength, while she begins to line up the sugar bowl, the creamer, the tiny metal vase with its lone silk zinnia in front of her on the table.

These events drive her mother to the point of taking pills while she begins closing the bedroom door and begins crying in front of the younger Clarkson.

They made out on the floor for a while and she began to think he actually might be nice.