Sentence examples for * accompanies in from inspiring English sources

The marines he accompanies in sub-Saharan Africa represent the most conventional of the units he travels with: young, testosterone-filled men who love their country and have no compunction about fighting for it.

As the soprano sings the final words, the key changes to a pure diatonic A major which accompanies, in writer David Ellis's words, the "ecstatic final stanza": The orchestra returns to A minor before a final postlude in A major.

Kinlen et al. (1993) have suggested that local excesses of childhood leukemia may occur as a result of an infectious agent that accompanies in-migration to a rural community.

How the timing of meals and sleep can affect daily calorie intake: Eating late in the day and the night-owl schedule that often accompanies late-in-the-day calorie consumption are more likely to lead to weight gain.

Attendant began as "one who waits upon or accompanies," as in Milton's "Lest sin Surprise thee, and her black attendant, Death".

"I'm not interested in what accompanies being in power.

Her father, who was an engineer in Ukraine, accompanies her in Ojai.

Hawkey, 27, who hails from tony Westchester County in New York, accompanies often in modified hospital scrubs.

A little halo of photographic illumination, in other words, accompanies us in our traversal of the decades, and any aesthetic or sociological values that the photographs possess are incidental.

It has been established that absolute level of income measured by per capita GDP seems to impact significantly on mortality as income increases from the lowest towards the middle range of income bracket, and no further gains in life expectancy accompanies increases in income beyond certain threshold of income bracket [6].

It incurs its affects through at least two phases: an initial phase, in which apoptosis accompanies necrosis in the degeneration of multiple cell types and a later phase, which is predominantly confined to white matter and involves oligodendrocytes and microglia [62].