FOR A WHILE NOW

Definition: Referring to a period of time that has been ongoing or lasting for some duration, indicating continuity over a certain span.

Synonyms: Recently, Lately, Currently, Presently, For Now

Usage Examples in Sentences

The flowers have been blooming in the garden for a while now.

The children have been eagerly waiting for the ice cream truck for a while now.

The computer has been updating its software for a while now.

The old oak tree has been standing in the backyard for a while now.

The elusive author has been working on the much-anticipated novel for a while now.

The diplomatic negotiations have been ongoing for a while now, aiming for a peaceful resolution.

The pianist has been perfecting the intricate sonata for a while now, striving for musical excellence.

The archaeologists have been meticulously excavating the ancient ruins for a while now, uncovering secrets of the past.

The artist has been experimenting with avant-garde techniques in their paintings for a while now.

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The environmentalist has been advocating for sustainable practices for a while now, promoting a greener future.

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She had been contemplating the decision for a while now, unsure of which path to take.

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The company had been experiencing financial difficulties for a while now, prompting layoffs.

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The cat had been meowing at the door for a while now, eager to be let out.

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The students had been preparing for the exam for a while now, hoping to ace it.

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For a while now, I have been contemplating the decision to move to a new city.

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For a while now, he has been contemplating his career choices.

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She has been studying Spanish for a while now, hoping to become fluent.

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The cat has been hiding under the bed for a while now, afraid of the thunderstorm.

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They have been renovating their house for a while now, aiming for a modern look.