Sentence examples for simultaneously soared from inspiring English sources
But in fact, the turn in America's attitudes goes back to the economic wreckage of the mid-1970s, when inflation and unemployment simultaneously soared and budget deficits were first starting to raise alarms.
My heart simultaneously soars and sinks when a female undergraduate tells me that she is considering pursuing a Ph.D. in philosophy.
For the figures miss an important point: consumers are facing a nasty squeeze, hit simultaneously by soaring costs for petrol, food and health care, tumbling house and share prices, tighter credit and flagging wages.
The prices of rice and wheat, among other staples, have doubled while the costs of meat, vegetables, cooking oil and fuel soared simultaneously.
But there is one speech which does all of these – sing, sear, speak and soar – sometimes simultaneously and, as a result, stands alone: President Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural address, delivered on the East Portico of the White House on March 4, 1865: It is my favorite political speech of all time.
Willie Nelson wrote the song in 1961, and when the country music superstar Patsy Cline recorded it "Crazy" soared up the charts and became one of her signature songs, simultaneously catapulting Willie Nelson's songwriting and performing career.
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