Sentence examples for other simultaneously from inspiring English sources

Had two men shot each other simultaneously?

In "The World Set Free" the world's major superpowers attack each other simultaneously.

Obesity is also an important factor in cardiovascular disease, primarily through its influence on other simultaneously present risk factors.

Wells's most disturbing invasion novel, however, was "The World Set Free," in which the world's major powers attack each other simultaneously.

When the curtain came up, Netrebko, wearing a thin, low-cut nightgown, and Alagna, barelegged, in a nightshirt, slid around, trying to sing and caress each other simultaneously.

The two birds square up to each other, simultaneously dipping their bodies and flicking their fanned tails like Regency gentlemen bowing before a duel.

Several piconets can communicate with each other simultaneously, creating a "scatternet" that links, say, all the people around a conference table.

One performs a fast but inaccurate table look-up, while the other simultaneously calculates the error associated with the look-up.

He mistakes his own movie conceit for an event of shattering importance, and after a while one begins to hope that the two men will plug each other simultaneously, so the affair will at last be over.

I wouldn't mind telling you what happened after that, but when at least a dozen people are outshouting each other simultaneously and each one has his own best idea for an anniversary, it really is hard to reconstruct it all faithfully.

Annie Cardi, a 27-year-old author of children's books in Boston, recently discovered that an old college friend and she were defriending each other simultaneously at a University of Virginia reunion when they were chatting with mutual friends and awkwardly discovered that neither had invited the other to her coming wedding.