Sentence examples for back meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Scott's back, meanwhile, and he can guide you through to the conclusion.

A transcript of remarks he made in Chicago a few days back, meanwhile, reveals that he talked about "shenanigans" on Wall Street, which is, of course, a blatant reference to vigorous sexual intercourse.

The militants' offensive has bogged down, and the Syrian Kurds – backed by their Iraqi brethren with heavy weapons – appear to have seized the momentum and to have begun pushing the jihadis back Meanwhile, Syrian government aircraft targeted a southern town with a series of air strikes on Sunday, killing at least a dozen people including women and children, activists said.

It will take ever more "shocking" versions to keep them coming back; meanwhile, the core audience may flee.

These usually trade at depressed prices but tend to bounce back; meanwhile, investors enjoy the nice dividends.

An adjustable kickstand on the back, meanwhile, means you can change the viewing angle, depending on the height of the surface it's on.

Through the shuttered streets of the town at their backs, meanwhile, roams a hostile pack of drunken sailors.

Those offerings are backed, meanwhile, by a rotating series of oversize images of college students and their gear.

Financial backing, meanwhile, has come from various sources, among them the deep-pocketed Paul G. Allen, whose Vulcan Inc. has invested in what it terms "advanced nuclear technologies".

Now it's back... Meanwhile there is the other experience of war-the news of it; the awful attraction of it; the technical jargon; the reflexive belief in good luck (a quick war won, and nobody's sons in it) and then waking up in the night & thinking about what is really going on, which is the willed imposition of death and destruction on many thousands of men, women, and children far away.

And standing back has meanwhile not earned Mr Obama the political credit he hoped for.