Sentence examples for several parallels from inspiring English sources

He noted several parallels: The vice president of the United States gives a major speech focused on the threat from an oil-rich nation in the Middle East.

The episode's connection with the United States Agency for International Development is one of several parallels to the Sept. 16 shootings, in which the Iraqi government says 17 Iraqis died and 27 were wounded.

During a speech at the Automotive News World Congress in Detroit last week, Mr. Mulally drew several parallels between the challenges at Ford and at Boeing, even referring to Boeing's current work force at one point as "we".

He noted several parallels: **{:.break one} ** The vice president of the United States gives a major speech focused on the threat from an oil-rich nation in the Middle East.

It wasn't until 1973, when Frank Hogan was running for his ninth term, that he finally drew a serious challenger, and the race had several parallels to the current contest.

On Vanity Fair's site, Julian Sancton makes a more substantive effort, wondering: "Is 'Funny People' Judd Apatow's 'Annie Hall'?" He cites several parallels between the two movies, and suggests that both directors were empowered by their respective studios to turn more serious as a result of the commercial success of their comedies.

The answer moves along several parallel axes: 1.

Or rather it's several parallel universes, all in one place.

The end result is that several parallel festivals are under way at the same time.

At this stage there are several parallel lines of inquiry in Lessing's files, with an apparent lack of communication between investigators.

Finally, he added several parallel lines that jutted out from each of the settlements in precise angles — the roads, bridges, and causeways.