And not for a while, I think, for a long time.
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It's natural, and he didn't do that, not for a while.
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Edgar's life might not be great — at least not for a while.
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Levi simply can't on this one, at least not for a while.
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The Scarlet squad won't be going anywhere — at least, not for a while.
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But she's not going back to entrepreneurship — at least not for a while.
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The vilification did not dampen his enthusiasm — at least not for a while.
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Kids are a big life moment and we want them, but not for a while.
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You're not going to be going to key shows, at least not for a while.
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Dr. Melosh said a conclusive answer will likely come from the moon, but not for a while.
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Humans may be fooled by such systems, but computers will not be—at least, not for a while.
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The next unsettling news was that there would be no traditional funeral, at least not for a while.
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Carl Williams, Newark, N.J. We don't know the answer to that yet, and may not for a while.
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Judge Campbell-Smith's opinion is sealed, so we don't know — and may not for a while, if ever.
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Of course, I have smoked weed, but not for a while, because it didn't really do much for me.
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Investors still assume the global outlook argues for at least one more cut in rates, albeit not for a while.
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One of these days we're going to see aircraft go electric, just as cars are — but not for a while.
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But the final episodes aren't going to be some kind of soft-focus, sentimental send-off — at least, not for a while.
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For one thing, they aren't going to be in a rush to pass a budget resolution, at least not for a while.
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If you're stopping there for vinyl on your Bowie crawl, do not expect much by the man himself, at least not for a while.
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is the kind of game Nintendo should probably make more of, but probably won't—at least not for a while.
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The book isn't really a sequel to American Gods — Gaiman has said that he's planning to write a proper followup, but not for a while.
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They don't waste any time tearing places apart, and—sure, it's been done before, but not for a while, and not this witty, merry, and boisterous.
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People vanished in those days, and for the most part one did not know, at least not for a while, if they were alive or dead.
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While my novel is about what Joan tells us, the film, as people have noted, is really about what she doesn't tell us — at least not for a while.
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Okay maybe not ever but probably not for a while, so get used to the neck love and maybe consider becoming more athletic to take full advantage of those earhooks.
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Of course, all of these devices will default to 4G when there's no 5G to be found, which is going to be the case more often than not for a while.
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While the couple are keeping mum on the baby's sex for now, Presley is making it clear that some hometown cuisine will be on his or her future plate — but not for a while.
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Republican leadership hasn't scheduled the vote yet — and may not for a while in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting — but when it does come to the floor, the bill is expected to pass.
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"I've lost a lot of my muscle mass from having to stop training quite early on in my pregnancy, but I'm looking forward to building it all back when my body is ready (not for a while)," she said.
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Even with commercial spaceflight, middle-class people will not be able to take off work, pack the kids, and take a cruise in space like they are able to do in the Caribbean, at least not for a while.
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Based on my conversations with various Wall Street bankers, the first rationale — raising money — doesn't apply to Spotify, because it doesn't look like the company will be selling any of its primary shares to raise cash, at least not for a while.
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That's the consequence of an introductory episode to a show with so much going on — there's little action, and if folks were expecting a rousing medieval tale of wizards and clashes of swords, well, they'll get some of that, but not for a while.
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Renewables: Killing the Clean Power Plan (which has already been frozen by the Supreme Court) doesn't help renewables, but probably doesn't hurt much either, at least not for a while, thanks to other forces like tax credits that were extended for five years in late 2015, state green energy mandates, and falling costs.
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