Sentence examples for parallel with that from inspiring English sources
The development of literature in Ottoman Turkey is almost parallel with that of Iran and India.
The long axis is thus parallel with that of the body instead of being transverse.
The two men have personal profiles that run closely parallel with that of Osama bin Laden, wanted by the F.B.I. on terrorism charges.
The gros appeared with Frederick III (1440 93): thereafter, development was parallel with that of Germany, with thalers taking a prominent place.
The Arabic literature of Moorish Spain and of the whole Maghrib developed parallel with that of the eastern countries but came to full flower somewhat later.
Equally, however, as a writer who knows and appreciates Argentina, he is prepared to take on the more demanding task of telling the story in parallel with that of the country's turbulent political and social evolution.
In remarks which appear to have been aimed at Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell, who oppose the extension of RAF airstrikes from Iraq to Syria, the former prime minister warned of an "uneasy parallel" with that time.
The case of Choudary has parallels with that of Abu Hamza.
Do you think there are parallels with that pair of brothers?
The Mixe-Zoquean religious tradition shows many parallels with that of the Maya.
Their marriage founders, taking on parallels with that of his parents.
