Marussia get their first ever points meanwhile, through Bianchi.
Meanwhile, ever more New Yorkers are clamoring for trucks with haute food — and ever more new entries are in the pipeline.
Neither Safarova nor Strycova, meanwhile, ever had won an Olympic doubles match, going a combined 0-3 with other partners.
Meanwhile ever more of the output lost to the recession was written off as gone forever, making more of the deficit look structural.
Meanwhile, ever since the 1960s, civil "class-action suits" have taught managers the wisdom of seeking rapid, discreet settlements to avoid long, expensive and embarrassing trials.The drawbacks of America's civil tort system are well known.
Meanwhile, ever alert to fresh opportunities to illustrate news articles with photographs of women's behinds, the British tabloids have found in beach volleyball perhaps their Platonic ideal of an Olympic sport.
Meanwhile, ever since the Francophile Nancy Mitford popularised the expression, we have had the idea of jolie-laide, a woman who can be attractive and ugly at the same time.
Meanwhile, ever more bizarre decisions are made: in France, Roman Polanski recently won damages in a Paris court after a picture of his wife, the actor Emmanuelle Seigner, was published.
Every "dry January" proponent I've ever spoken to, meanwhile, was doing it to prove to themselves that they could make a decision about alcohol consumption, then stick to it.
Meanwhile ever since 2001, Richie Tenenbaum, as played by Luke Wilson, in Wes Anderson's film The Royal Tenenbaums, has been the unofficial poster boy for the sporty retro headband, a look also favoured by modern champs Roger Federer and Serena Williams.
