contemporaneously

• “Furthermore, the CREW press release also noticeably omits the identification of the Maryland state candidates St. John "contemporaneously" contributed to in 2006.”

  Baltimore Reporter

• “If someone can explain to me how you can contemporaneously fill in a form on your iPhone or laptop while driving down the M25 … it's utterly, utterly preposterous.”

  The Guardian: Rajar puts its paper diary system online

• “They have the advantage over interviews because they were written contemporaneously, before memories faded, and because they were highly detailed and technically precise.”

  Simon & Schuster: Fallout

• “The atomic theory was developed by studying something that exists contemporaneously with the investigator.”

  Another Look

• “JAD: The atomic theory was developed by studying something that exists contemporaneously with the investigator.”

  Another Look

• “The only other ‘important Christian figure’ who was supposed to be in Rome contemporaneously with Peter was St. Paul.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Endgame

• “Since it was written contemporaneously, there's a good chance it was adapted from a real event.”

  From Bohemia to the battlefields and back again, our dainty heroine describes her adventures

• “Maybe you´d like to buy my house at Lakeside and settle down in a more tranquil atmosphere among other folks born contemporaneously with yourself.”

  Moving Forwardly Backwardly

• “The only way to give a true sense is to reproduce what we wrote contemporaneously when we did not know if Henry was going to turn up alive or dead.”

  Simon & Schuster: Henry’s Demons

• “Because in (American) English, it seems that to no end is perfectly acceptable, somewhat more common than the to-less variant, and emerged contemporaneously with the variant a little over a century ago.”

  2009 February « Motivated Grammar

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