"Almost simultaneous to that, or a fraction of a second thereafter," Mr. Browne said, an officer fired once, though it was unclear if it hit Mr. White.
I've known for three years that the LAPD has been working on a revised investigation and simultaneous to that, the FBI has been working on an investigation.
And all the while I was silent, then screaming, then silent again, in this rage of happiness that filled me with a simultaneous despair so that, I guess you could say, I stood apart from myself.
It simply says that, simultaneous to the suicide explosion, "the patrol received small arms fire from three directions".
To this day, I have a Pavlovian response to that alarm: simultaneous nausea and anxiety.
Mr. Hopkins recalled that, beginning with a meeting between President Reagan and Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko in 1984, the interpreting switched to "simultaneous" - that is, following the speaker word for word with hardly a perceptible lag.
Busy and drab to simultaneous extremes, that array is practically viewer-proof.
Leader after leader took to that task with passion in two simultaneous sessions on Monday that continued into the night to fit them all in.
At this distance, and with the first four writers dead, it is now impossible to unravel the patterns of influence or simultaneous inspiration that led to this overlap.
Now happily non-religious, I'm used to holding simultaneous truths that are often painted as contradictory – like, say, revering hard facts while feeling motivated by something deeper than our minds can comprehend.
Niger continues however to face simultaneous emergencies that are stretching the capacities of the government and humanitarian partners to respond adequately.
