Sentence examples for meanwhile if it from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, if it hurts to run, "cut back on training," he says.

Meanwhile, if it is Conservative/Labour tussles you like to see, then Carlisle is your best bet.

Life on Mars, meanwhile, if it exists at all, is likely to be something akin to your six-year-old nephew: small, ugly and incredibly stupid.

Meanwhile, if it's a geeky wallow in surreal postmodern fantasy you're after, stick with the Lego men over Terry Gilliam's dismaying The Zero Theorem (Sony, 15), in which the one-time iconoclast tries manically to re-conjure the dizzy dystopian satire of Brazil for the online age.

Meanwhile, even if it did, it's not clear what good it would do, since carbon prices — or, if you prefer, carbon taxes — would have to be imposed at a national or local level.

Meanwhile, even if it's only self-interest in the narrowest possible sense that moves people, global warming still ought to be high on almost everybody's list of concerns.

Meanwhile, if and when it becomes available, preference for providing it to women choosing and using implants makes considerable sense.

Meanwhile, "pay only if it monetises our works" was just as clear a reference to SoundCloud.

Webbie, meanwhile, sounds as if it samples Kanye West's Friends and features a stream of consciousness about, well, it's not easy to say, but it's something to do with expensive watches.

Meanwhile, others wonder if it's ultimately faster to take surface streets.

Meanwhile, if LinkedIn wanted to, it could easily make itself Twitter-centric.