Sentence examples for while meanwhile from inspiring English sources

"Boy, I just burn up when gals act oppressed while, meanwhile, they're living into their seventies and all men are dead by twenty-one.

Like so much of working-class popular culture they've gone to the lowest common denominator, while meanwhile it's £14.50 for a fried breakfast at a "posh caff" in Notting Hill.

Goal! Blackburn 1-1 Aston Villa (Samba 20 min): Christopher Samba has just equalised for Rovers after poor Villa defending, while meanwhile at Anfield... Goal! Liverpool 2-1 Hull (Torres 28 min): Fernando Torres does Sonko again with a trademark drop of the shoulder before rounding Myhill and sidefooting home.

"They are clearly politicians of principle while meanwhile it appears many Conservatives just want to use the issue as a means of getting re-elected".

For our reaction involving two substrates of opposite polarity (i.e., the hydrophilic sugar and the hydrophobic fatty acid), an appropriate solvent has to be selected based on a compromise between the two solubilities, while meanwhile the enzyme compatibility and environmental and health risks have also to be considered.

While meanwhile accepting the tradeoff of having no impact on who will actually be elected: in this case, Clinton or Trump.

For years users have been subject to these pressures, watching the price of Prime rise all the while, and meanwhile other services are getting better and better.

'I took the roof off and replaced it with glass - that took a while.' Grant, meanwhile, is ensconced in family life.

The ZenFone 3, meanwhile, while already announced, is now getting some Stateside love.

While Sean Dyche, meanwhile, hasn't turned many games his side's way - in fact they have only 4 points and no wins from losing positions this season - but deserves huge amount of credit for the way he has changed Burnley's season.

Castro's actions — and his blithe rationales — raise inescapable questions: How many other women are suffering in similar hells while we, meanwhile, fail to recognize men like him, even when they work with us, live near us, smile as we naïvely pass them on the street?