Sentence examples for getting simultaneously from inspiring English sources

If you have a swing as inconsistent as mine, looking at the results on-screen is a little like getting, simultaneously, a CAT scan, an electroencephalogram and a full set of dental X-rays, all of them bad.

But we're going there fast, so fast we're basically skimming along Trowman Street, getting simultaneously bigger/lighter, and then we're flying, over Kmart/Costco Plaza, over the width of Wand Lake, over the entire hilly area north of town.

That stands for "double penetration," in case you didn't already know, which means a single female performer would be getting simultaneously anally and vaginally penetrated.

More information on beam-target interaction could get simultaneously.

I think you always want to be asking the question, how do you get simultaneously the most talented people in the field and really vigorous and rigorous argument.

The reason is that if you've got simultaneously high food and oil prices and petrol prices, and spending cuts on this scale bigger than in any other economy in the world, and these hits to people's living standards, the danger is – as we are now seeing – that it hits the economy really hard".

Looking at a Nancy Davidson sculpture feels like nodding off during a rerun of "The Smurfs," only to get simultaneously bombarded and seduced by Mama Smurf's whopping ass, floating untethered through space like a beach ball in a G-string. .

But let's stop worrying ourselves with the deeper meanings of life and fall into a deep sleep to Ryan's EP Still Awake or get simultaneously euphoric and relaxed with a fat blunt and RYANPACKv.1.

Admittedly, with further reduction in sample size the estimate of N e gets simultaneously smaller.

In a time domain fDOT system (TD-fDOT), the sample is illuminated with short light pulses and a time-resolved detection is performed using photon-counting methods with a single detector [ 7, 8] or with optimized arrangements of detectors [ 9, 11, 12, 14, 43] to get simultaneously temporal and spatial informations.

In particular, why are so many British politicians getting so simultaneously publicly excited about such a specific technology?