Sentence examples for simultaneously call from inspiring English sources
The move for teachers to simultaneously call in sick, fueled by frustration over large class sizes and "abominable" working conditions, could close nearly half the district.
You learn how to simultaneously call someone an asshole if the need be, but also to bless someone's heart if that's going to cut closer to the bone.
A fan of newspaper comic strips since childhood, Mr. Munroe can simultaneously call himself an heir to "Peanuts" while recognizing that his quirky and technical humor would never have made it in newspapers.
But as we look forward toward welcoming such an agreement, we simultaneously call for early progress on steep reductions in sub-strategic nuclear weapons — in Europe often referred to as tactical weapons.
The 1992 "Princess Elizabeth Walking to Westminster With Queen Mary" may simultaneously call forth childhood infatuations with Elizabeth (you know who you are), evoke suave cartoons from The New Yorker and convey the essential isolation of a life engulfed by fame.
Product specifications create additional constraints while simultaneously call for a rigorous modeling of the non-key distribution.
Ms. Stein simultaneously called 911 from her cellphone and her mother's land line, she said.
A watermelon with a chunk cut out of it simultaneously calls to mind Baroque-era Spanish Realist painting and illustration for a contemporary gourmet food magazine.
Before the march, however, the Oakland police officers' association criticised Mayor Quan for allowing city employees other than police to take Wednesday off, while simultaneously calling in all 645 Oakland officers to police the strike.
It is disheartening that Gov. George W. Bush continues to emphasize that the American people should be trusted with the surplus, while the Republican platform simultaneously calls for a constitutional ban on abortion.
In September, the President cancelled Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) — an Obama-era policy that had granted Dreamers work permits and shielded them from deportation — while simultaneously calling on Congress to come up with a legislative solution.
