Sentence examples for But accompanied from inspiring English sources

Even before the real singers arrived, he would linger over an individual phrase or word: "ma," say, meaning "but," accompanied by a note that changes the direction, and thus the inflection, of the music.

But accompanied by a 21st-century Twitterfest.

But accompanied luggage is only a fraction of what aircraft carry around.

But accompanied by Jake and Sugar, two playful pit bulls raised to be lovers, not fighters, he was always primed to play host.

He even describes himself today as "still single" but "accompanied by a damaging intestinal wind".

There is life and work, but accompanied by what Gayle Watkins called "the constant presence of sadness and grief".

There's an amusing rendition of Silent Night, sung exquisitely but accompanied by a deadly mime of flaccid enthusiasm.

You'll remember it was a kind of percussion concerto led by Evelyn Glennie but accompanied by a thousand drummers.

The increases were undoubtedly generous but accompanied by a foolhardy view that because of that practically anything was possible.

At a fourth stop, Herat, the Italian forces there not only provided Mr. Holbrooke with a PowerPoint briefing, but accompanied it with swelling orchestral music.

Unemployment jumped from 3.8% in October to 5.4% in June not as high as in America and Europe, admittedly, but accompanied nonetheless by yet another onslaught on wages.