Sentence examples for meantime like from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, like any bereft parent missing a child, I can tell you about it.

In the meantime, like many Iraqi families, they try to enjoy the closeness that comes with their cramped space.

In the meantime, like every other reactor in the country, Indian Point has been obliged to store its spent fuel on-site.

In the meantime, like thousands of other long-term migrants, Ms. Chui survives by working for low wages at restaurants or factories.

Nor did he call for any stopgap measures to help in the meantime (like enlisting the cosmetically deployed airport national guardsmen to do at least some such screening).

In the meantime — like Posada, whose not-so-subtle hint came when the manager dropped him to No. 9 in the lineup, from No. 7 — older partners find themselves on the lookout for signals like a cut in the annual bonus.

Israel, in the meantime, would like peace with the Palestinians as long as they do not threaten the power and prosperity of Israel.

In the meantime, Americans like me, who would like companies to delete certain personal information, may find themselves depending on the kindness of strangers — or, at least, acquaintances.

In the meantime, we'd like to hear your thoughts about the admissions yields and wait lists.

In the meantime, she would like the foundations, the European Union and individual European governments to pursue a different tack to facilitate the transition.

In the meantime, she would like to organize her own class at Head Start, to show other parents how to use discount coupons to save money.