Sentence examples for accompanied by it from inspiring English sources

Byelections really are the life-blood of the party, for the simple reason that for a few hours on a Friday morning after a byelection, the radio and the 24-hour TV news bulletins are obliged to utter the magic words "Liberal Democrats", usually accompanied by "it was a good night for... .. Activists become obsessed with how the result is reported.

Flavoured with vanilla and accompanied by berries, it's actually rather lovely.

Because assimilation is accompanied by crystallization, it is likely that both fractional crystallization and assimilation will take place simultaneously.

The offending material was sometimes accompanied by malware, it said.

"If it was accompanied by growing ODA, it might not be noticed so much," she said.

Employing it typically accompanied by denial that it is actually taking place.

It is accompanied by a presumption against IT contracts worth more than £100m.

"Structural reform may be accompanied by painful adjustments," it warned.

The thought came accompanied by another: that it couldn't go on like this.

And paper money has always been accompanied by concerns that it will fuel inflation.

This process isn't invariably accompanied by pathology, but it often is.