Sentence examples similar to had run parallel to from inspiring English sources

Mario Uribe, whose political career has run parallel to his second cousin's, was taken into custody last night after Costa Rica denied him political asylum.

Music that evening is courtesy of The Monkey Bar, another collective whose rise has run parallel to the opening of Discos.

Dundalk's European foray has run parallel to the FAI making a song and dance about offering each club a desultory €5,000 for strategic planning.

And the evolution of her own tactics has run parallel to the ever-changing marketing forays that make this area a singular hotbed of promotional experimentation.

But Dizzee's course has run parallel to the development of grime itself – as peculiar a trajectory for a new, insurgent sound that I can think of.

Here in New York, what better place to make the case that Hewitt's career has run parallel to the American Andy Roddick's, their major successes frontloaded?

Ovechkin scored in the first and third periods, a further sign that he is emerging from the spotty play that has run parallel to Washington's slow start.

In those 40 years Mr. Alston's career has run parallel to the growth of contemporary dance in Britain and achieved a neat full circle.

And with Maura in the process of transitioning as she is, Tambor says his creative journey has run parallel to her human one.

Indeed, the recent economic trajectory of Greensboro, a city of 242,000 smack in the middle of the rolling Carolina Piedmont, has run parallel to that of the country as a whole.

Creating a new language of peace is a long-term process, one that should have run parallel to the Oslo negotiations but was neglected in the belief that everything could be sorted out tomorrow.