Sentence examples for went on simultaneously from inspiring English sources
Seven or so more games went on simultaneously, lined up side by side like the action in a bowling alley.
One is denied any sense that in Gregory's life, as in those of most busy people, many interests and activities went on simultaneously.
It is difficult to dissociate the impact of different interventions that went on simultaneously (focus on antenatal care, providing ready money for transportation, and make maternal mortality a public issue) in the project separately on the outcome (reduced maternal mortality).
At the wards, a number of work tasks went on simultaneously: communication between the patient and the clinician's and between the clinician's themselves, decisions on new medication and treatments, different clinical measurements etc.
In another article (Maciejczyk and Chen 2005) describing the parallel study that went on simultaneously with the inhalation study, we exposed BEAS-2B cells (an airway epithelial cell line) in vitro to CAPs and reported that nuclear factor-kappa B (NFκB) expression was most closely associated with the residual oil (RO) component, which was, on average, 1.4% of the PM2.5 mass.
Other tours were going on simultaneously as workers were hammering, painting, cleaning, installing and doing what must be done a month before a $1.5 billion stadium opens.
I have to admit, sometimes when I'm tweeting pictures of fairy cakes that I baked with a puppy with hiccups, I feel like I don't get as many RTs as I deserve, often because there's some boring political drama going on simultaneously.
Most of the time here there's more than one thing going on simultaneously.
Apparently there are 16 shoots going on simultaneously – down from 40 at one point – with each animator working on their own set and producing around two seconds of footage a day.
They began to fence, with several showdowns going on simultaneously and each athlete competing in 35 one-touch matches over three hours.
There are eight dancers, though usually fewer are onstage at any one time; it becomes customary to see several things going on simultaneously.
