Sentence examples for maybe at the same time from inspiring English sources

Which means this was probably recorded at the same desk (maybe at the same time) as skyping of Moms, Three-times-Weekly thoughtless dinners consisting of potatoes and other things, touching of parts whilst downloading pictures of celebrity nip-slips, and piracy.

I'm going to have Bernie Williams and Nick Johnson back here maybe at the same time.

"So maybe at the same time as I'm more confident today, I'm also more humble," he said.

"The fact of being honest and free, and maybe at the same time ignoring or not caring about being judged, to me that is punk," Mr. Tisci said.

"I think she should have told the president right away, and maybe at the same time cautioned him that there may not be much he could do but that he ought to know and be prepared for the consequences and the press and everything else," he said.

Maybe at the same time Zuck was blowing up, there were a couple of dozen Jerry Yang or Larry Ellison clones shaving their eyebrows and bleeding purple around the Valley.

Due to the mode transition and shifting of the FHEV maybe happen at the same time, the coordinated control strategy has been proposed to implement the mode transition and shifting simultaneously, which can solve the conflict between mode transition and DCT shifting.

The story of the next few decades will be of several careers, maybe even at the same time, of retraining and constant upskilling to keep up with a continually changing global workplace.

The device runs an Intel Atom Z3740 Processor, which as noted isn't as powerful as the Haswell processor, but it gives a longer battery life, and if you only plan to run two or perhaps maybe three programs at the same time (which is basic for most people), that's plenty of power.

We're apparently going to need an all-powerful Super-Fed than can manage inflation, unemployment, bubbles and maybe hurricanes — all at the same time!

Classy but versatile - stay there on business, go with a lover, take your elderly auntie, maybe even all at the same time - and it seems to work for everyone.