Sentence examples for same time out of from inspiring English sources
But at the same time, out of a deep, adolescent cunning I do not pretend to understand, I realized immediately that I could not remain in the church merely as another worshipper.
At the same time, "Out of Order" manages to dramatize the rewards of marriage and family life — such as when Mark and Lorna play a game with their son in which he pretends to be a hot dog and they cover him with ketchup and mustard and pickles — without sentimentalizing them.
At the same time, out of comfort and a habit of buying off trouble, they have also taken a pass on a confrontation with immigrants over their nations' requirements for integration — and their civilizations' demands for respect — that a consistent policy of zero tolerance in law enforcement could demonstrate.
But at the same time, out of this jumble, a different Kennedy has begun to emerge: one with sleekly spacious terminals, more stores and longer concourses, all to be linked by a light-rail system called AirTrain, whose concrete outlines, in the form of an elevated guideway, are now visible.
"You want the world to see what is going on, but, at the same time, out of respect, it just doesn't feel right pulling out your phone and recording people," Majid says.
Change is at once with us and at the same time out of reach – but Labour provides hope.
At the same time, out-of-pocket spending by consumers rose just four-tenths of 1 percent, compared with an increase of 3.1 percent in 2008.
All sharks were handled the same and time out-of-water was similar for all individuals (range: 5 10 minutes).
For these reasons an extensive redesign of the control and data acquisition system has been considered at RFX, with the aim of preserving well-tested concepts but at the same time replacing out-of-date technology.
At the same time, his out-of-the-mainstream views make it dangerous to embrace him too closely.
Investing in junk bonds is like buying Treasurys and at the same time selling out-of-the-money puts on stocks.
