And concurrently the human drama of Verdi's opera is compellingly served.
And concurrently, all the writers involved in the project are working on a set of papers that will be collated into a book.
That is to say: a desire would arise and, concurrently, the satisfaction of that desire would also arise.
Canada captured the first Olympic Games title in 1920 and, concurrently, the first IIHF world championship.
Carroll was a state senator in Maryland (1777 1800) and concurrently a U.S. senator (1789 92).
Timothy I experienced an almost overwhelming array of emotions, but all were experienced constantly and concurrently.
Henry IV pacified the Protestants in France and concurrently promoted the Counter-Reformation.
As if policy differences weren't enough, the Party's many spokesmen tend to speak disparately and concurrently, especially on matters of national security.
He was quickly singled out by Prime Minister Lester Pearson, who named him to his cabinet in 1967 as minister of justice and concurrently attorney general.
For a decade and a half before he published his first adult novel, and concurrently with his adult fiction ever since, Hoban has written children's books.
The next year he founded Yojoen, a sanatorium for victims of tuberculosis, and concurrently served as president of both organizations.
