Sentence examples for simultaneously turn from inspiring English sources

Platinette suggested a way for the woman to sate his desires and simultaneously turn a profit: make him put money on the nightstand before sex.

The iPhone is placed inside the covers of a picturebook and, as you turn the page, you simultaneously turn the page on the iPhone to reveal interactive imagery.

Anyway, as both the year and an era simultaneously turn, that is one makeover myth we can permit ourselves to indulge.

Never mind the thousands of journalists dedicated to covering every step of the "road to November" and the mountain of reporting that comes with each presidential statement– during debate season, those same reporters simultaneously turn their attention to just 90 minutes of content.

A loudspeaker cover in the centre of the dashboard silently lifts to reveal the large acoustic lens while the embedded LED lights simultaneously turn on – a process we call Light Orchestration.

Once developers get cracking at this, with the help of Siri, you'll be able to ask your phone to "Get ready for bed," and simultaneously turn off the lights, turn down the temperature, etc.

It simultaneously turned The Examiner over to new owners, supplying them with $66 million in subsidies.

Mr Thaksin has simultaneously turned his attention on the press with critical journalists being either sweetened or bullied into submission.

The political chatterati already agree: it'll be a disjointed, incoherent cacophony, simultaneously turning off the voters and belittling the politicians, reducing them to seven dwarves behind lecterns.

Man "I don't want to put you out, but can you stick the football on?" The staff simultaneously turned forlorn, as though this would constitute a disaster.

Several scholars have pointed out that chastity vows simultaneously turned priests into emasculated objects of mockery or disgust, but also into untouchable objects of reverence.