Sentence examples for meanwhile organized from inspiring English sources

Friends of van Gogh, meanwhile, organized a raucous party, with a rock band, bottles of champagne ranged around a coffin, and two stuffed goats mounted on a stage, "for those who feel the urge".

Our passivity often is so deep that we do not recognize that the active spirit underneath has meanwhile organized an opposition, an opposition that wears the face of passivity.

Meanwhile, organized crime and armed groups that have for decades terrorized people in distant places like Colombia or Guatemala continue to operate, fueled by seemingly limitless cash flows from the illicit drug market.

Meanwhile, organized crime began moving online, following the money that was flowing through Web-based commerce and banking systems.

Meanwhile, organizing was going on: we need to make food, we need a kitchen.

The Meliorists, meanwhile, organize the Clean Elections Party, dedicated to reforming campaign finance laws and throwing corrupt politicians out of office.

Environmentalists complain that the negotiating text being readied for the Rio+20 environmental conference this week in Brazil is riddled with words like "support" and encourage" rather than "must" or "will," the language of commitment; a coalition, meanwhile, organizes a "Twitterstorm" calling for an end to fossil-fuel subsidies.

The industry, meanwhile, is organized to evade serious regulation.

The United Nations agency, meanwhile, has organized a similar initiative in Ghana and says countries like Lebanon and Iran have expressed an interest.

Meanwhile, opponents organized protests and called for a boycott of the state — countered, inevitably, by out-of-state supporters, who tried to boost the Arizona economy with a "buycott".

Meanwhile, writers organized to oppose the federal Conservative government's proposed copyright legislation that would give an educational exception to organizations wanting to use writers' works for free under the fair dealing (fair use) exemption.