Sentence examples for meanwhile sometimes from inspiring English sources
Producers, meanwhile, sometimes balk at casting deaf actors.
The residue from old coal deposits, meanwhile, sometimes could leave the water as red as blood.
Wolfgang Windgassen's intensity in the title role, meanwhile, sometimes comes at the price of vocal unwieldiness.
Lamb, meanwhile, sometimes gets served three ways simultaneously (a succulent gigot, a roasted crispy-salty rack and a proletarian sausage) with a purée of dates, nuts and cumin.
Meanwhile, sometimes severely traumatised, some women may have been convinced by their traffickers that the authorities will prosecute, deport or abuse them.
Drawers, meanwhile, were sometimes knee-length, usually ankle-length.
Meanwhile, American Jews sometimes support nonprofits that actually make peace for Israel less likely.
Meanwhile, it sometimes feels like regulation tars them all with same brush.
Recent opinion polls, meanwhile, have sometimes shown plurality support for gay marriage, but have failed to find clear majorities in favour of it.
Meanwhile, the sometimes maddening frenzies known as sweeps -- the November, February, May and July periods when the networks pull out all the stops in a programming and counterprogramming battle for ratings -- will continue.
Their British counterparts, meanwhile, are sometimes guilty of being far too impressed with power, especially the dark energy of the intelligence agencies, as well as importing some of the inconsistencies and blind spots in American opinion.
