Sentence examples for I know meanwhile from inspiring English sources

A gay couple I know, meanwhile, had the opposite reaction.

I Know, meanwhile, unfurls as a compelling, organ-heavy psychodrama.

Giving money to someone you know, meanwhile, requires a specific mind-set.

(We know, meanwhile, that the solutions many, partial, and overlapping aren't going to be exclusively "economic" or "cultural" in nature, either).

It would be interesting to know, meanwhile, what the well-travelled WBA supervisor Carlos Chávez thought when McDonnell, his organisation's bantamweight champion, was announced as the points winner of his 12-rounder against the unbeaten Tomoki Kameda.

I was in the kitchen one morning and this guy comes upstairs and says, 'Can you drive me to Turtle Bay?' I said, 'Excuse me, do I know you?' " Meanwhile, at the town hall, officials were dealing with complaints from the Mehtas and some of their newly emboldened neighbors, as well as Ms. Staiano's Polaroids and her handwritten logs of infractions.

Who knew?" Meanwhile, everyone around me was racing to get me to the hospital for the six hours of surgery I would require to stitch my severed nerves, ligaments, muscle, and flesh back together.

Opener Do I Wanna Know?, meanwhile, is built on guitarist Jamie Cook's slow, monolithic riff, Turner's words of unrequited lust ("I'm sorry to interrupt, I'm just constantly on the cusp of trying to kiss you/I don't know if you feel the same as I do") offset by handclaps and QOTSA-style falsetto backing vocals.

Meanwhile, I know that some are unhappy with its focus – some are men worried about unfairness, and some are women who sense they might become victims of tokenism.

Those who claim otherwise have no evidence that this is true and use this notion to prey on the public's stereotypes and fears about transgender people.'" Meanwhile, I know plenty of trans people who don't feel safe using public toilets because they have experienced glares and harassment from cis people who buy into this rhetoric.

Meanwhile, I know that when I'm cultivating misery in the small hours, if I think, not about pursuing anything, but about my unalienable right to this moment when nothing terrible is happening, this moment when I can breathe and be free and gather my strength - then this moment is when I am happy.