Sentence examples for moved in parallel from inspiring English sources

Having arrived one day before your Halloween debut in 1948, our lives have moved in parallel for 58 years.

Balls's pre-government journalistic career at the FT moved in parallel to Robert Chote's, who was then at the Independent.

The growing influence of all four parties has moved in parallel with the four Nordic countries' changing populations and their electorates' attitudes to immigration.

Michael Posner, an NYU business professor, who moved in parallel with Mr Koh from the State Department to the university, wrote in a letter to the "NYU law community":It is absurd and inaccurate to describe Harold as "a key legal architect of the Obama Administration's extrajudicial killing program".

Over objections from France, which was worried about its farmers, they agreed to launch talks on freer trade between the EU and Mercosur, a sub-regional group based on Brazil and Argentina, provided these moved in parallel with what became the Doha round of world-trade talks.Not much of this has happened.

In their later work, Bohm and Feyerabend moved in parallel directions, towards an interest in "fringe" science.

Yet the murder rates in the United States and Canada have moved in close parallel since then, including before, during and after the four-year death penalty moratorium in the United States in the 1970s.

Singers normally harmonize voices in homophonic parallelism moving in parallel thirds or fourths.

And now the political process is moving in parallel with the security process.

The sharing of powers and of accountability can move in parallel.

"I wish they could all move in parallel," Secretary Powell said at a news conference at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in midtown Manhattan.