Examples of 'takes quite a while' in a sentence
Meaning of "takes quite a while"
takes quite a while: Implies that a certain activity, process, or event requires a considerable amount of time to be completed. This phrase is commonly used to describe tasks that are time-consuming or have a prolonged duration
How to use "takes quite a while" in a sentence
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takes quite a while
It takes quite a while to become a concert pianist.
Such a trip takes quite a while.
It takes quite a while for me to fall asleep.
Normally when a divorce is filed it takes quite a while to process and become official.
It takes quite a while to research a chinese company.
Not many coffee brands do this because the process is complicated and takes quite a while.
And it takes quite a while to wear off.
It is a volatile metal and evaporates, though it takes quite a while to do so.
Each one takes quite a while to download.
With decisions being made from that far away, the trickle down effect takes quite a while.
It takes quite a while for patients to calm down.
When there are errors, it takes quite a while to correct.
It takes quite a while to lose fat.
Associating with the east of Sicily via prepare is not simple, and takes quite a while.
It apparently takes quite a while to clear the lungs.
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It takes quite a while to start the first time.
Relax, because it takes quite a while.
It takes quite a while to get over the feeling of shame.
Others will find it takes quite a while to make basic changes.
It takes quite a while and there are a lot of steps.
The fact is that it takes quite a while for love to blossom.
It takes quite a while to smooth out the edges like this.
You would think it takes quite a while to make up your mind to kill someone.
It takes quite a while to build up and may take quite a while to get better.
Well, it takes quite a while to train a new behavior.
It takes quite a while to develop, but players love it.
Yes, but it takes quite a while to that to happen.
The app takes quite a while to load the working environment at the first run.
For some, it takes quite a while to reach that point.
It just takes quite a while to collect the information I need.
You know, it takes quite a while to go to the supermarket to buy eggs.
It takes quite a while to become a concert pianist . I.
So it takes quite a while to gain mastery over the silence, right!
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