Sentence examples for simultaneously writes from inspiring English sources
We're almost finished, and soon will be driving northward to escape the Florida summer, so we'll be downloading other Roald Dahl audiobooks like "Matilda," "James and the Giant Peach," and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" for the ride up, because Dahl is one of the shining examples of a children's-book author who simultaneously writes for adult enjoyment.
We're almost finished, and soon will be driving northward to escape the Florida summer, so we'll be downloading other Roald Dahl audiobooks like "Matilda," "James and the Giant Peach," and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" for the ride up, because Dahl is one of the shining examples of a children's-book author who simultaneously writes for adult enjoyment.
Nat simultaneously writes a song by the piano titled "If There Was a Place to Hide" as the band's fans gather outside his apartment, pleading for them to reunite.
No Times journalist is in quite the same position as Pogue — reviewing products and simultaneously writing guides to them.
She simultaneously wrote a personal piece about how she had refused to help her seriously ill father die.
Fourth, we describe our messaging algorithms and IO aggregation strategies that are used to achieve high bandwidth while simultaneously writing concurrently from many processors to shared files.
Intellectuals aren't the answer to all our problems — James Garfield could simultaneously write Greek with one hand and Latin with the other, and what did that get him?
This sub-plot allows Doyle to indulge in some of his favourite activities simultaneously: writing about music, and making fun of both the Catholic church and armchair Republicans.
James Garfield could simultaneously write Greek with one hand and Latin with the other, Thomas Jefferson was a dazzling scholar and inventor, and John Adams typically carried a book of poetry.
He was simultaneously writing a series of short novels: The Marquise of O- appeared in 1808 in the journal Phöbus, which he co-edited with Adam Müller.
At the height of his activity he was simultaneously writing about politics, wine and television as well as radio programmes, a weekly diary and a stream of books.
