Sentence examples for I sometimes accompanied from inspiring English sources

I never had one of my own, but I sometimes accompanied my father when he walked his Labrador.

If you went to a novena on nine consecutive Wednesdays, which my mother did (and I sometimes accompanied her), your prayers to Mary would be answered.

"It happened that a number of old people I had known as a child in Edinburgh were dying from one cause or another," Muriel Spark recalled in 1960, "and on my visits to Edinburgh I sometimes accompanied my mother to see them in hospital.

I sometimes accompany this with some lettuce.

I sometimes accompany them but just as often feign work duties or claim I have done the de Kooning, and sheepishly go home to lie down for at least a couple of hours, willing my digestive system to work faster.

Conversations among the children themselves cease whenever I am within earshot and, after a long, blank stare, resume when I move on, sometimes accompanied by the kind of mirthless giggles that, back in 5L, made me wonder if I had tucked my skirt into my knickers and wish I had platform shoes instead of Startrite sandals.

I might sometimes accompany him, but I would say that what I've learned and I wrote this in the afterword is that trying to threaten people to get what you want is not really a good idea.

"Sometimes I talk alone, sometimes accompanied by another health promoter who is also a sex worker," she says.

Toward the end of Yves Saint Laurent's career, when he was still doing couture collections, I would sometimes accompany a few friends who were regular clients - Nan Kempner, among them - on their appointments at YSL.

I have chronic fatigue syndrome, which is sometimes accompanied by fibromyalgia, an illness that causes agonizing pain.

"I do it naked," he said, adding that he is sometimes accompanied in this regimen by his dog).