Sentence examples for again meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Again, meanwhile, the Nazis win.

More next week; thanks again, meanwhile.

It's going to make me take up my Spanish again; meanwhile I gloat over the plates and read the scholarly notes.

"And, if you achieve huge one-day gains, existing employees will make so much money that they may not have to work again, meanwhile, you'll have to prove to prospective employees that the stock is still attractive".

The H.M.S. Beagle passed out of history and--thanks to technology--seems poised to pass back into it again; meanwhile, Darwin's theory never went anywhere: time and technology have only enriched evolution and strengthened the evidence for it.

When shall we three meet again Meanwhile, apart from the ducks in the lake, ornithology seems to have taken a major flight of fancy, with several large and intricate birdhouse-like structures perched atop poles throughout the park, including a representation of the White House.

It was so frustrating early in the year to have all this energy devoted to marking the 10-year anniversary of the Rwandan genocide and everybody solemnly proclaiming that this can never happen again, and meanwhile it was happening again in Darfur.

The argument here goes something like this: "Look, we get that the last 18 months haven't exactly been a day at Disneyland, but seriously, do you really want to put those guys in charge again?" Republicans, meanwhile, keep talking about the elections as an up-or-down vote on President Obama and the Democratic Congress — which, if polls can be believed, is about as popular as head lice.

"I'm looking forward to spending time at home again, but meanwhile, I know every good and bad restaurant in Wyoming, every grocery store, every gas station.

Mayweather, meanwhile, again dangled the carrot in front of Manny Pacquiao.

The American Julia Mancuso, meanwhile, again saved her best skiing for the biggest events, finishing five-hundredths of a second behind Görgl to win a silver medal.