Sentence examples for will tarry a while from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the hummingbird will tarry a while longer.
He tarries a while in Russia, sampling caviar and adultery (with a superbly soignée Tilda Swinton) before World War II intrudes.
We tarried a while in the middle of the Fourth Street Bridge to stare at the concrete channel of what is euphemistically called the Los Angeles River.
Edward Hall, a 16th-century chronicler, attributed to Warwick an inspirational scene before the Battle of Towton; Hall wrote that Warwick, wounded at Ferrybridge, slew his horse and cried, "Let him fly that will, for surely I will tarry with him that will tarry with me", daring any Yorkist to quit the fight ahead.
"Yes, you have indeed seen much," he wrote, "but tarry yet a while, for the greatest is yet to come.
Bessas tarried for a while near the town of Narni, which controlled the direct route from the Gothic capital, Ravenna, over the Apennines to Rome, and there met and defeated the Gothic vanguard in a skirmish.
They will wait a while yet.
STEVE COLL: It will take a while!
"Will take a while to make up".
Yes, it will take a while.
