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How would one start a sentence off with the word while?

Here are some ways to start a sentence with "while":

Emphasis on Contrast:

* While the weather was beautiful, we decided to stay indoors.

* While most people prefer coffee, I'm a tea drinker.

Concession:

* While I understand your concerns, I still believe this is the right decision.

* While I'm not a fan of spicy food, I'll try this dish.

Simultaneous Actions:

* While the children played, their parents chatted.

* While she cooked, he cleaned the kitchen.

Duration:

* While I was waiting for the bus, I saw a funny dog.

* While we were on vacation, we visited several museums.

Other uses:

* While it's true that you're right, I still think we should try something different.

* While you're at it, could you also pick up some milk?

Remember that "while" often introduces a clause that contrasts with or adds information to the main clause.

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