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You may see Ralph Nader on TV once in a while , but compared to Bush and Gore he 's a stranger to the airwaves . Ziyaret Tepe , probably to be identified as Assyrian Tushhan , served as a regional center and , for a while , as the northernmost provincial capital of the Assyrian empire . Quite likely , after a while , the question that you've asked has been answered by someone already , except in a different guise . For a while , indeed , I had to copy my Latin in braille , so that I could recite with the other girls . Once in a while , a student will be unwilling to suppress his or her homophobia and will use homophobic remarks to seriously taunt another student . The atmospheric turbulence that causes blurring ( aka " seeing " ) is a statistical beast , and every once in a while , for a few milliseconds , the atmosphere in front of a telescope flattens out enough to allow images near the diffraction limit to be taken . " After a while , I decided they were right , so even though I loved sports , I gave up on all physical activities . And now he 's back in Chicago for the first time in a while , roaming past youthful haunts , past Dunkin Donuts on Clark and Berlin nightclub on Belmont , where 10 years back a near-anorexic , six-pack - sporting , image-obsessed version of himself stripped for tips and self-esteem . He seemed to become a reasonable person for a while , but then he started making threats again . For a while , Reeves ' famously benign , whoa-dude delivery suggests a scary amorality that works for the character . All that is needed is some kind of specification that describes how your device works , or the e-mail address of an engineer that is willing to answer questions every once in a while , " he said . After a while , the water turns red or yellow , depending on the presence or absence of arsenic . " It can get old after a while , especially if your job hunt is prolonged or there 's no progress to report . This see-sawing between the here-and-now ( or the there-and-then ) and the earlier events is confusing at first and , after a while , annoying .