Sentence examples for meanwhile repeated from inspiring English sources

Bashar Jaafari, the Syrian government's UN ambassador and chief representative, meanwhile, repeated that Assad's fate was not up for discussion.

Meanwhile, repeated rounds of gunfire rang out (one of which eventually led to the incarceration of Li'l Kim).

Trump, meanwhile, repeated: "We would not do the deal unless it would be a very good deal for us".

The main opposition parties meanwhile repeated their demands for an immediate election, in the knowledge that Fianna Fail is so unpopular that it is bound to be swept from office whenever a contest is held.

The National Association of Realtors and other real estate boosters, meanwhile, repeated the role Wall Street played in the 1990s, finding ever more creative ways to explain why this time was different, why homes were still a great investment, why housing prices would just keep going up.

Meanwhile, repeated assurances and reassurances from one Wall Street pundit after another that the worst of the financial crisis is over and that it's time for the nation's more than 100 million stock owners to jump back into the market -- coming as they do in the face of lingering serious financial and economic risks -- remind me of a memorable film I saw many years ago, Lost Horizon.

Paul McCartney sings the hook meanwhile, repeating the word "revolution" from behind a redundant acoustic guitar, the soul draining from his eyes, with Professor Green also there to bring his 'YouTube vertical video of a sixth former doing a grime impression in the common room' vibe to the mix.

Meanwhile, repeat repair requests weren't being connected to domestic violence (we later found that 95% of these cases were a direct consequence of violence in the home).

Atlantic City officials, meanwhile, declined repeated requests to discuss their inspections of the site.

Meanwhile, horrifyingly, repeated searches for the students have turned up scores of other bodies, in mass graves, in the area where they vanished.

Meanwhile, O'Leary repeated his support for Britain staying in the EU and defended Ryanair's offer of cheap fares for expats to fly home to vote for UK's continued membership.