Sometimes simultaneously".
She compels the reader to sympathize with her, doubt her, and resent her, sometimes simultaneously.
Both stations have a central platform at which trains to and from New Jersey board and discharge, sometimes simultaneously.
For a start, there's The Fault in our Stars, a book that made me laugh and cry, sometimes simultaneously!
Nearly everything touches in one way or another on repetition in art, mathematics or nature, sometimes simultaneously.
Mr. Medeski staked out the multiple personalities he'd be scrambling through the night, sometimes simultaneously executing one with each hand.
The exhibit, of some 170 items arrayed on two floors, abounds with material evidence to support both views, sometimes simultaneously.
So are reflections on what might be rapture or annihilation, or (sometimes simultaneously) on the strains of a shaky romance.
For another, after years as a stand-up comedian, he still has ambitions that drive him to write, act and produce, sometimes simultaneously.
Relations have been poor since the 1979 revolution, when the UK was accused, sometimes simultaneously, of supporting the shah and fomenting the Islamic revolution that overthrew him.
Prone to scratching her arse and picking her nose in public, sometimes simultaneously, Aoife Duffin shows Kate's resistance as a rebellion against church, state and clan.
