Sentence examples for meanwhile later from inspiring English sources
Nigel Farage pilots a gunship meanwhile, later bending Cameron over a roulette table in a vaguely homoerotic scene.
Mr. Draghi, meanwhile, later spoke to reporters to detail his views on the Spanish economy, while the E.C.B. also published the text of Mr. Draghi's opening speech to Spanish lawmakers.
Meanwhile, later on Thursday the court of arbitration for sport in Lausanne will issue its verdict on whether to uphold the ban on 68 Russian track and field athletes from competing in Rio.
"He would say things like, 'Meanwhile, later that evening,' just to get us to the next bit," Schlatter said.
Meanwhile, later on at trial, these misunderstandings -- the perception that the young person did not try to avoid their responsibility for the crime -- can be used again against them as an example of not showing remorse, which is often a factor in deciding to charge juveniles as adults.
Meanwhile, later this month, a new dramatisation of Wilkie Collins's The Moonstone, initially published as a weekly serial in 1868, will be screened by the BBC.
Meanwhile, later this year, a coalition of the Wellcome Trust, the Max Planck Institute (which runs many of Germany's leading laboratories) and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute will publish the first edition of eLife, an open-access journal with ambitions to rival the most famous journal of the lot, Nature.
Meanwhile, the later machine had seven times the processing power per dollar of the earlier one (before the upgrade).
These are the movie equivalent of a comic book narrator saying, "Meanwhile" or "Later that day" at the top of the panel.
Comments likening the design of a camper van to people with facial disfigurements the following year, meanwhile, were later found to be "not editorially justified" by the BBC Trust.
Meanwhile, the later stages of apoptosis can be evident by changes such as the presence of reddish-orange colour in cells, owing to the binding of AO to denatured DNA and penetration of PI stain through the nuclear membranes that losing their permeability.
