Sentence examples for meanwhile speak of from inspiring English sources

Old-school secularists, meanwhile, speak of excluding Nahda from a future coalition, with hopes of eventually squeezing the Islamists altogether from politics.

The stiffly lacquered hair and purple hat, meanwhile, speak of a desperate need to put a good face on things going very wrong indeed.

Massa, meanwhile, spoke of a "new stage for Argentina".

Bilic, meanwhile, spoke of "pale faces" in his dressing room.

Nearly all, meanwhile, spoke of feeling guilty about dedicating time to anything but work.

Melania, meanwhile, speaks of "my two boys my big boy and my little boy".

Simon, meanwhile, speaks of his love coming back solely "to tell me she's gone".

Mr. Cardozo, meanwhile, speaks of the mayor with palpable deference, saying that meeting him has changed his life.

Meanwhile, speaking of Italy, cars, and speed, here's a short film about the 1961 Italian Gran Prix at Monza, the race in which the German driver Wolfgang von Trips, driving a Ferrari, collided with Jimmy Clark's Lotus.

Meanwhile, speaking of difficult situations, the always insightful Michele Simon writes about what Wal-Mart might really be up to by giving a million dollars to Growing Power (a high-profile urban agriculture non-profit in Milwaukee).

Mr Bush, along with his vice president, Dick Cheney, made explicit their desire to restore to the presidency the clout they felt it had lost in the 1970s after the Watergate scandal, Mr Obama meanwhile speaks of respect for constitutional niceties.Larry Tribe, a former professor of Mr Obama's and subsequent legal adviser, considers this unfair.