The phrase "accident something" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The accident something that happened yesterday was quite serious."
Alternatives: "incident involving" or "event related to".
Pamuk likens it to a traffic accident, "something that happens to us rather than something we control," he says.
What happened to Lisa was like a plane crash or a car accident, something that had gone terribly wrong.
But it provided a chance of stumbling across something by accident — something so novel and unexpected that no scientist would have dreamed it up.
"I don't think the North would seek war by intention, but war by accident, something spiralling out of control, has always been my fear".
The fabric of the city was slowly restored – buildings, jobs, a political structure – and in the process, more or less by accident, something remarkable happened.
"When I had the accident, something happened to me in terms of time," said Mr. Barnet, who turned 100 in May and has been a mainstay of the New York art world for eight decades.
As she steps out into the aisle and he steps out into the aisle, they will accidentally bump into each other, or maybe it won't be an accident but something, well, something ordained.
The radio show has almost, by accident, become something that's very much a part of my life, and something that I take very seriously.
The giddy, nervous excitement for his new movie is evidence that he created -- by design or by accident -- something unique with the original "Human Centipede": a pop-culture phenomenon and a film that cannot be measured by traditional criteria.
The accident proved something of a watershed.
But when the accident happens, something changes.
