awhile
Adverb
Meaning
For a while; for some time; for a short time.
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sit down and stay awhile
they settled awhile in Virginia before moving West
the baby was quiet for a while
All I can say is I respect the effort made and this might be the new norm for awhile but I do not advise doing Wrestle mania in the performance center with no crowd.
“A group of us have been saying for awhile now it’s gonna take somebody dying.
Although Fraser had been seen as a front-runner to succeed Corbat for awhile, many analysts found the change to be abrupt.