Sentence examples for time similarly from inspiring English sources
On the whole, most of us perceive short intervals of time similarly, regardless of age.
P.S. Was there a media icon who, at the time, similarly redefined feminine sexuality?
Beckham's prostrate girlish lash was indicative of his image at that time, similarly Rooney's frustrated goolie stamp appears symptomatic of his frustration at having been left adrift upfront.
Time, similarly, had a story called "In Shutdown Washington, Women are the Only Adults Left," which referred approvingly to how Collins "refrained from partisan blame" while other women seemed to fall over themselves to offer compromises and, in the words of Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican, be "reasonable".
Time, similarly, is a way of grasping the whole series of events that have characterized history.
In particular, this emphasizes the fact that the network does not treat space and time similarly.
They have been, at times, similarly open about their political affiliations.
The script, by Mr. Annaud and Alain Godard, is at times similarly overdone, a lurching mélange of the obvious and the implausible.
A reporter and photographer for The New York Times similarly spent several hours on Monday unsuccessfully searching for the stray bird.
Much was quite dazzling, if at times similarly inscrutable, when Mr. Close and five others including Mr. Akhtar's brother, Akhtar Syed, were inducted into the hall Saturday night at the Hilton Hartford.
EGR loading affected the ignition delay times similarly for both gasoline and surrogate, with clear trends indicating an increase in ignition delay time with increased EGR loading.
