Sentence examples for before meanwhile from inspiring English sources

Wayne's After Before, meanwhile, which made the lengthy longlist for the Guardian's Not the Booker prize, traces the stories of three women, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide, a newly Christian Londoner and a third fighting cancer.

A poll released by ABC News and the Washington Post the night before, meanwhile, revealed that for the first time in more the four years, the GOP is running even with Democrats in terms of the confidence it earns from registered voters.

"But it's also nothing like any other single choreographer company has ever done before," he addsMeanwhile, Mr Cunningham still thrives on the drama of performance.

The night before Christmas meanwhile topped the list for the best day to surprise a partner with a proposal.

Before Midnight, meanwhile, may be one of my favorite films of the festival after Fruitvale.

In her diary, Murasaki wrote about Shōshi's court, "[she] has gathered round her a number of very worthy young ladies ... Her Majesty is beginning to acquire more experience of life, and no longer judges others by the same rigid standards as before; but meanwhile her Court has gained a reputation for extreme dullness".

Boy: I also prefer the finger prick test because you can see the drop of your blood being on the testing kit, the results are also obvious before you, meanwhile with the mouth swab, I do not have much idea on how it functions without blood.

Meanwhile, before inspectors could get there, Iran razed a site at Lavizan where nuclear work may have taken place.

Meanwhile, before our eyes, McCain is turning over the keys to his administration to ideologues and a running mate to Bush's right.

Meanwhile, before Rafael Nadal's knee woes in this year's French Open, he had reached nine semifinals in 12 Grand Slam events, including seven finals and five titles.

Meanwhile, before the crisis, "social expenditure" — spending on welfare-state programs — was lower, as a percentage of national income, in all of the nations now in trouble than in Germany, let alone Sweden.