Sentence examples for after simultaneously from inspiring English sources

He's been spending the evenings here after simultaneously rehearsing The Cherry Orchard (in a new translation by Tom Stoppard) and The Winter's Tale all day in Brooklyn.

He earned a law degree with highest honors from New York University in 1995 after simultaneously earning two bachelor's degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, one in economics from its Wharton School of Business, in 1992.

But after simultaneously releasing an English and Spanish-language version of the animated film "The Emperor's New Groove" in 16 theaters, the studio pulled the dubbed version for lack of interest.

Still, after simultaneously greeting each other with the words, "I've got good news!" one night after work this week (he went first, she promptly collapsed with laughter), things in the Frayn/Tomalin household have been rather jolly.

Indeed after simultaneously "taming" Mike Ashley, Newcastle's maverick owner, bonding the club with its previously disillusioned fans and revitalising a squad which had looked lost as it tumbled out of the Premier League last season, it would be no surprise were the Spaniard to be spotted walking on the Tyne.

Sonders: The fact that housing, generally, has bottomed, too, means that now both of the biggest components of household net worth are rising after simultaneously falling between 2007-2009.

After trying simultaneously to improve the present and the future of his club, Glen Sather, the Rangers' president and general manager, railed against the timing of Tuesday's trading deadline.

Architecture is not just the product of architects, but of the people who use it, the tides of humanity that flow through a large building year after year, simultaneously wreaking havoc on the design and defining its degree of success.

Mr. Benezra, who came to the job after serving simultaneously as deputy director and head curator of modern and contemporary art at the Art Institute of Chicago, said he learned a lot from his initiation, when he cut $2 million from the budget.

After officers simultaneously shouted at Mr. Cerbelli to drop his weapons, three of them opened fire, killing him and wounding a lieutenant with a ricochet shot, according to court filings.

Mach reasoned, moreover, that there can be no direct observational access to the lengths of intervals of time; the most that can be determined is whether a given event occurs before, after, or simultaneously with another event.