Ms. Shaffer — Mrs. Kiem's daughter — said that "she will mumble to me, 'I'm not an idiot!' " The daughters, meanwhile, often have mixed feelings.
Newer rivals, meanwhile, often modeled after Southwest, are thriving at the other end of the spectrum.
The letter a, meanwhile, is often pronounced broadly: "father" becomes "faaa-thah," and so on.
The word "terrorist", meanwhile, is often used the way "outside agitator" was used in the Jim Crow South, to deny legitimacy to acts of protest or political violence.
Ireland, meanwhile, is often cited as a country where public-sector workers have reacted to a sharp downturn with impressive self-denial.
N-hexane, meanwhile, is often used in the production of glues.
Pinterest, meanwhile, is often filled with older pins that keep getting passed around, even though the product in question is no longer made, or is sold out.
Fine-tuning meanwhile is commonly used, often by means of CNNs trained on ImageNet, as these nets have been trained extensively on very large data sets.
Nico Rosberg, meanwhile, is often regarded as the more methodical and technically astute driver which has helped him produce a level of consistency on the track this season to keep him at the top of the championship.
Meanwhile, as is often the case, the comments which flood in on any story are often at least as interesting as the story itself.
