This rage mixed with empathy, this simultaneous desire for admiration and victory.
Instead we all got this simultaneous break: me, Armando, Steve, Rebecca Front, Doon MacKichan.
It's this simultaneous breadth and depth that catapults the book into the premier league.
The force of Walser's writing derives from this simultaneous valorization of irreducible individuality and of sameness, smallness, interchangeability.
It is peaceful to see this simultaneous "ripening and dying" by which nature reminds us of the ambiguities and contradictions of our own lives.
This boundedness, this simultaneous obscurity and centrality, gave to what I found in my uncle's house its air of the bucolic, of being at once fantastic and real.
This simultaneous shift in the rich world's core as well as the enfeebled euro periphery raises two questions.
But he added that global capital markets, and the access to lenders that these markets provide, probably mute the ill effects of this simultaneous borrowing binge.
This simultaneous increase in British self-confidence on the one hand, and European loss of nerve on the other, provided favourable conditions for the Prime Minister's EU negotiation.
This simultaneous need for and fear of the police has overwhelmed the life of Daisy Boyd, 77, who lives in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn and also participated in the poll.
We shall refer to this simultaneous uplink-downlink transmission as one complete transmission cycle.
