Sentence examples for simultaneously held from inspiring English sources

Less civil arguments on the same topic were simultaneously held outside the Court, on the airwaves, and across the punditocracy.

Suriyawong's father, Dit Bunnag, simultaneously held the kalahom (war and southern provinces) and phrakhlang (finance and foreign affairs) ministries in the reign of King Rama III.

This polarity is often described as "flip-flopping," but the word is too mild to describe opposing positions that are simultaneously held.

In the 1990's, Alain Juppé, the former prime minister and current head of the party, simultaneously held the posts of prime minister, mayor of Bordeaux and party chief.

This day of action will mean a general strike in this country, which, for the first time in recent history, will also be simultaneously held in other European countries.

Beginning with Walpole, nearly all first lords of the Treasury have simultaneously held the title of prime minister (though the title was not made official until 1905), and the building has since become identified with the more familiar post.

With his victory, Brewster joins Chris Byrd, the International Boxing Federation heavyweight titleholder, as the first cousins to simultaneously hold heavyweight titles.

Now Spain seeks to become the first team to simultaneously hold two European titles and a world title.

While keeping us warm and helping us in mechanical ways, they simultaneously hold out an invitation for us to be specific sorts of people".

Armstrong, the only boxer to simultaneously hold world titles in three weight classes, coined the phrase, "The best defense is a good offense".

As he tries to become the first European in modern times to simultaneously hold three majors, he has been able to quietly prepare for the Masters.