Sentence examples for accompanied by a thicket of from inspiring English sources

Not revolutionary, yet fresh and winning, accompanied by a thicket of superb, greaseless fries.

Williams was accompanied by A-1.

She is accompanied by a fiddler.

The company's drive, however, could be upset by a thicket of legal and political challenges.

But the tree was surrounded by a thicket of multiflora rose brambles, so he pretty much eyeballed it, admitting to "giving it the benefit of doubt".

Unlike my parents, yours had opinions about design, preferring something contemporary, excited when we happened to pass a white boxlike structure obscured by a thicket of tall trees.

Sectors such as telecoms, financial services, health care and airlines are protected by a thicket of regulations whose costs cannot easily be estimated.

But step on to any side street, and every third store is closed for business, covered by a thicket of graffiti.

Having spent nearly eight years in designing some of its screws, Unisteel is now protected by a thicket of patents and licenses and a powerful early-mover advantage.

Anthony", accompanied by an orchestra.

Children must be accompanied by an adult.