Sentence examples for apart at the same time from inspiring English sources
There, it seems, with people trying on clothes and being fitted, he learned to step into a person's psychic space and keep himself apart at the same time.
AbdulRahim said Mosley fights best when happy, and he sees more than coincidence that Mosley's life and career fell apart at the same time.
Fleetwood's problems were compounded because the manufactured housing and R.V. markets, usually countercyclical, fell apart at the same time, just as it was entering an ambitious expansion.
If you watched Fox News on Tuesday morning, you would have no idea how the party Ailes built was tearing itself apart at the same time as his own network.
"It was interesting to see that this marriage fell apart at the same time the mayor's did, by coincidence," said BARBARA ESENSTEN, who was a head writer on "The Guiding Light" until last month.
Yet the looser, more conversational tone of, say, the title track, seems to have come almost from nowhere: splicing together the cerebral hip-hop gene of De La Soul or A Tribe Called Quest with a peculiarly British dub lineage to create a new and exotic hybrid whose inner stresses tore Massive Attack apart at the same time as they soothed the listener's soul.
Each participant took part in four testing sessions, which occurred at least 1 week apart at approximately the same time of day (± 3 hr).
The two candidates' courting of Jewish voters was also on display as they nearly faced off at the conference: They held receptions in banquet rooms about 25 yards apart at roughly the same time on Monday.
It concluded an extraordinary chapter during which two trials, held a block apart at almost the same time last year, exposed a culture of kickbacks, secret deals and nepotism in the State Capitol in Albany.
But Mr. Gaultier created a garment that looked taken apart and, at the same time, impeccably finished.
The only thing I ever want to do anymore is disappear inside your head and heart, to live there.... I'm falling apart, but at the same time being reconstructed into something new.
