for a spell

That hurts the company's image in the long term, even if the campaign boosts sales for a spell.

Jack reports to the Italian countryside, where he holes up in a small town and relishes being away from death for a spell.

His case was all the more powerful because, for a spell in the 1960s and 1970s, he had been the face of Winston cigarettes.

"Forget your troubles for a spell and have dinner with us, " said the neighboring farmer.

That may be because losses on retirement savings and homes have deprived many of the option of sitting out of the workforce for a spell.

But they sometimes disappear for weeks, diving more than a mile down and resting in the chilly deep for a spell.

But a second-half injury saw him withdraw to midfield for a spell before walking from the field in the 65th minute.

Shareholders of longer tenure could get extra voting rights, say, or new ones could be barred from voting for a spell.

In the vast global economy in which we live today, it's not uncommon to find yourself being sent abroad by your company for a spell.

It has also increased the risks of leaving Britain for a spell abroad.

It's frustrating for a spell, but when your communication is finally understood it's an awesome feeling.

Hop back on the proverbial wagon for a spell, especially if you've OD'd on those days of wine and roses.

Yes, but it won't last, we're in for a spell of mild weather.

I was a auditor for a spell but now I've got an office job.

Time to detox, cleanse her body and soul, exercise and eat right for a spell.

We are all here for a spell; get all the good laughs you can.

But he may yet quit Pakistan for a spell.

Let's stop and rest for a spell.

Would you like to go there for a spell as a naval observer ?

Is it time again for a spell of sightseeing?

so I lay me by a spring for a spell as naked as a trout

And stopped for a spell