Sentence examples for So accompanied from inspiring English sources

So, accompanied by two friends and a 39-year-old baby sitter, Stephanie spent the day tramping through the park.

They will probably do so accompanied by a peculiar mixture of excitement and dread.

I did so accompanied by Kate Belgrave, a journalist who is touring the UK gathering the stories of the cuts and what they mean to people's lives, and photographer Charles Shearer.

Kathryn Hughes Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Michel leads the life of an exemplary academic until tuberculosis almost kills him.incestuous Greek been abused With recovery comes a taste for more sensual pleasures, so, accompanied by his wife, the devoutly religious Marceline, he heads for north Africa, driven in part by an awakening of homosexual desires.

They invariably do so accompanied by the audible gasp of the paying customers on board who shuffle around the boat like a clumsy congregation of penguins, grateful that they won't be asked to leave the relative warmth of their polar suits.

The American and world media have focused on the provisions that require Iran to stop enriching uranium 235 to levels that could be used to make a bomb; mothball two-thirds of its centrifuges for doing so, accompanied by international monitoring of them; and get rid of 98percentt of its enriched U-235 stockpile, which now has enough fuel in it to produce seven nuclear bombs.

Even so, accompanying the paper's publication in Proceedings was a commentary titled, "Increasing Fluid Intelligence Is Possible After All," in which the senior psychologist Robert J. Sternberg (now provost at Oklahoma State University) called Jaeggi's and Buschkuehl's research "pioneering".

The film--and I guess an article or so accompanying it--will look at how men may want to be girls to sell themselves and to survive.

As the So So Glos accompanied them, two Russian dancers from a local studio waltzed.

So Far, So Goude accompanying video with the book.

In order to do so, authorities, accompanied by an interpreter, identify some witnesses onboard.