Sentence examples for to meanwhile from inspiring English sources
adverb
During the time (that something is happening).
And pop to meanwhile garden Dalston Easter Curve and make rocket pizzas in their clay oven.
In the archway next to Meanwhile Space's offices is the workspace of Jamie Hoyle, a furniture designer and maker.
Many people suddenly cut spending, either because they chose to or because their creditors forced them to; meanwhile, not many people were able or willing to spend more.
There is the man she dates, a white American called Curt who is achingly sensitive and clocks many of the racist slights she is subject to, meanwhile displaying "an infantile quality … that she found admirable and repulsive".
The tenants – about 80% of whom are underemployed or unemployed according to Meanwhile Space – are found through word of mouth, ties to local recruitment agencies and community events, such as the recent drumming workshop hosted at The Platform.
Every "dry January" proponent I've ever spoken to, meanwhile, was doing it to prove to themselves that they could make a decision about alcohol consumption, then stick to it.
Product specifications that vary from country to country, meanwhile, help to protect refiners from foreign competition.
The disease can take weeks to diagnose; meanwhile, untreated patients pose infection risks to their communities.
Monthlies to New York, meanwhile, cost $345.94 online.
The track record of keynote to market, meanwhile, is terrible.
The artist's attraction to America, meanwhile, is undimmed.
