Sentence examples for equally are from inspiring English sources

Equally, are we are perhaps a little too entertained by the ins and outs of our friends' lives?

Large wind sources in the Midwest, equally, are "stranded," as they say in the oil and gas business, too far from their customers.

"Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" suggests the habit of metaphor in Rich's early work, where aunts and tigers equally are planed flush into symbols.

That's why, while Kern, George Gershwin and Rodgers (and Sondheim) are immortal, so, equally, are Hart, Ira Gershwin and Hammerstein (and Sondheim).

By contrast, communities that allow punishment, and in which power is distributed equally, are more likely to draw people who, even at their own cost, are willing to stand up to miscreants.

Bilingual Hispanics, defined as speaking English more than Spanish or Spanish and English equally, are 82 percent of the United States Hispanic population, according to a report released this year by Scarborough Research, a consumer research firm.

It could equally be either.

"That should equally be prohibited.

Kissinger, equally, was fairly blunt in reply.

Zvonareva, equally, is entitled to be positive.

It could equally be directed at journalists.