Sentence examples for meanwhile famous from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile famous names in the investment world like  Joanne Wilson, Esther Dyson, and Cyan Banister are giving their time to the project.

Meanwhile, famous New York City landmarks, including the Empire State Building, dimmed their lights for five minutes Tuesday night to send their own message.

Meanwhile, famous employer Donald Trump has proven he believes in arbitration, and has used it in the past to protect his own business interests.

The menu, meanwhile, is famous for its game meat.

Meanwhile, the famous Real Madrid has run up an unsustainable debt.

Meanwhile, the famous Indian River citrus region has come to look a little more like the rest of Florida in recession.

Meanwhile, the famous "47 percent" line is one that clearly appeals to some of the party's richest donors and deepest-pocketed insiders … but it's also one that's been pushed by self-consciously populist figures like, well, Erick Erickson, who spends a great deal of his time criticizing the very "elitist Republicans" who Romney's fundraising comments were pitched toward.

Meanwhile, its famous pageantry – no doubt set to be in plentiful display over the weekend – is "the sort of man-worship and paganism that we told ourselves we went to India and Africa to cure" and a "flirtation with idolatry that belongs to the early childhood of the human race," he concludes.

Meanwhile, the famous film studio, responsible for films such as Avatar and X-Men, contributes about a fifth of the group's total revenues.

Medieval bishops, meanwhile, were famous for knocking down great chunks of cathedrals they found to be old fashioned, or rebuilding them in the latest styles with a daring and panache that would be not just questionable, but illegal today.

Meanwhile, the famous Boardwalk is a fabulous place to ride a bike along the downtown area of the island.