Sentence examples for meanwhile probably from inspiring English sources

Husbands meanwhile probably shouldn't buy their wives as a present tickets for Penelope Skinner's Linda at the Royal Court, which puts its heroine through infidelity, redundancy and mental collapse.

That truly private shame of yours, meanwhile, probably requires too much context to be particularly negotiable, and the only three people who will care enough are not very likely to derive much entertainment from it.

The first two, meanwhile, probably give the best glimpse at how this might be more disruptive.

Ballmer, meanwhile, probably added a number of those "Silverlight" references into his statement following the uproar.

Veteran bullet journalers, meanwhile, probably won't mind some new pens or stationery.

Meanwhile, "probably no country in Southeast Asia has been more interested in developing a closer relationship with the U.S. than Vietnam," Campbell noted.

Meanwhile, Citigroup probably wants it to be worth more.

Late-night exercise, meanwhile, is probably inadvisable, he continues.

Walcott, meanwhile, would probably have given better lectures.

The Élysée Palace, meanwhile, has probably not heard the last of the matter.

Bragging rights for the most memorable graduation location, meanwhile, should probably go to the Urban Assembly New York Harbor School.