Examples of 'for a while and then' in a sentence
Meaning of "for a while and then"
for a while and then: used to indicate a temporary action or situation, implying a transition to something else
How to use "for a while and then" in a sentence
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for a while and then
We danced for a while and then he crashed.
Normal cells are programmed to live for a while and then die off.
Drift for a while and then vanish.
We could live there for a while and then.
For a while and then she split.
He walked in for a while and then left.
For a while and then no.
We lived in it for a while and then sold it.
Some metapopulations, such as ants, live in colonies that grow for a while and then collapse.
Lay low for a while and then.
Dogs are expected to just stay on the table for a while and then proceed.
It worked for a while and then choked.
Websites or blogs are built then they work for a while and then put on sale.
It sat for a while and then whined.
The miner investigated me for a while and then said.
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Stop for a while and then continue.
We stood in front of him for a while and then we left.
I ran for a while and then turned around.
It is possible to believe for a while and then fall away.
Wait for a while and then try again.
Just chill here for a while and then.
Waited for a while and then put a note on the board.
He just stood there for a while and then left.
To swim for a while and then give you something for your stomach.
They gloat about it for a while and then leave.
Drift for a while and then vanish … they make room for newcomers.
Rest it in fridge for a while and then serve.
Drift for a while and then vanish . And so make room for newcomers.
We look at each other for a while and then we part.
I came for a while and then had to go back to Gaza.
We stood around chatting for a while and then dispersed.
I read for a while and then laid the Bible down.
You also want to stay for a while and then the.
We chatted for a while and then returned for the rest of the meeting.
You were doing so good there for a while and then you blew it.
They grow for a while and then fall out again on their own.
It blows around in the wind for a while and then crashes.
We chatted for a while and then we were asked to move on.
Things will be uncomfortable for a while and then one day.
I studied for a while and then went out for a walk.
I am thinking of staying in a hotel for a while and then finding a place.
I listened for a while and then felt inspired to speak up.
You will have to stick around for a while and then disappear.
It rains for a while and then the sun comes out.
Some of these people will stay for a while and then leave.
We flew for a while and then landed.
Now imagine that you left your home for a while and then returned.
Increases for a while and then decreases.
Now go down in your car and drive around for a while and then come back.
You stay for a while and then leave.
