Sentence examples similar to I accompanied someone from inspiring English sources

He was at a business dinner and accompanied someone at the table who wanted to smoke outside, according to his great uncle Daniel Senecaut, who was quoted by the La Voix du Nord news website.

Last week, he visited with family and accompanied someone to another Orlando medical facility for a procedure.

But I could never have imagined this: accompanying someone I love through the labyrinthine annals of treatment for a disease that the medical establishment doesn't yet understand.

In the book I wrote: "A unique bond is created, I learned, after you accompany someone through a lifesaving experience.

There have been many times that I've had to deal with belligerent residents or I've had to accompany someone to the hospital.

This includes accompanying someone abroad to the Swiss clinic Dignitas.

In my view, assisting a suicide requires more than accompanying someone on an airplane.

To accompany someone means to go somewhere with someone, as a follower and a companheiro, companheira, a comrade, a companion in the political sense.

Anyone acting solely out of compassion and who had given only "minor" help (like accompanying someone to Dignitas) could expect to escape prosecution.

Jones is trying to tamp down expectations that accompany someone who prompted Dimitroff to "bet the farm" on him, as one analyst wrote.

If you're accompanying someone to a medical appointment, the team's leaders can choose to share critical information about prescriptions or medical history.