Sentence examples for simultaneously signed from inspiring English sources

Ten players simultaneously signed contracts with family members watching.

On Dec. 3, for example, the Vatican simultaneously signed and ratified a new international treaty banning cluster bombs, a measure President Bush opposed — a reminder that Catholic social teaching and Republican politics are not always a match made in heaven.

Marriott built the hotels, then sold them to the partnerships, while simultaneously signing long-term contracts to manage the hotels for a fee.

I spent a few days in and out of Hawass's office, where he likes to take phone calls while simultaneously signing handwritten invoices and rebuking subordinates.

Independents such as Canongate and Faber continue to publish challenging work while simultaneously signing up authors with a more widespread commercial appeal, and branching out into areas such as creative writing courses and live events.

Both let you simultaneously sign on to instant messaging accounts on AOL's AIM and ICQ, MSN Messenger, and Yahoo!'s Messenger.

Notably Rep. Coffman is lighting the candle under the FCC at both ends (if you'll permit the confused metaphor) by supporting the House's Congressional Review Act petition to undo the current administration's rules: "While my bill moves through the Congress, I am taking an 'all of the above' approach by simultaneously signing the discharge petition on the CRA, and introducing my bill".

We made deals with Graham Parker and Marshall Crenshaw to put new music out from them, and simultaneously, we signed out first new artist, which was Dar Williams.

Deaf West's Spring Awakening features both deaf and hearing actors, and the songs are simultaneously sung and signed.

Because he was unable to fight a war on two fronts simultaneously, in 1589 90 he signed a peace treaty with the Ottomans, thus freeing himself for an offensive against the Uzbeks.

But Tito Craige, chairman of the social studies department at East Chapel Hill High School, said the system had infuriated teachers by requiring multiple passwords in a session, by losing enrollment and grading data, by reporting late students as absent, and by crashing when thousands of teachers across the state signed on simultaneously.