Sentence examples for are now accompanied from inspiring English sources

Their glorious harmonies are now accompanied by gently respectful dub effects, drum'n'bass and tinkling synth lines, rendering most of their songs decidedly ordinary.

These painterly moves are now accompanied by newly elaborated compositional disturbances: in "Bad Back (Day)" (2006), for example, a torso disfigured by scratches and bloody dribbles is further shattered by whip marks literally burned into the work's goatskin surface.

In Itu, a city 100km from São Paulo a desperate water shortage in late 2014 led to fighting in queues, theft of water, and the looting of emergency water trucks, which are now accompanied by armed civil guards.

While we still do get a lot of our information from reading words published on paper or the web, the number of screens has exploded, and they are now accompanied by a whole new wave of voice-based interfaces on devices like the Amazon Echo, the Google Home or the HomePod from Apple, and visual and gesture-based interfaces by way of virtual reality hardware.

Jobless recoveries are now commonplace: more profits are now accompanied by fewer jobs.

The standard sounds — neighborly chatter, muttered prayer, the gush of water from public spouts, all heard from Sana'a's traditional gingerbread houses — are now accompanied by the scream of fighter jets flying overhead.

The enthusiasm of the United States wrestlers is now accompanied by a sense of urgency.

The angry dance is now accompanied by the White Stripes's "Catch Hell Blues".

The static remained, and Bach was now accompanied by short snippets of someone's voice.

How strange that this afternoon in Central Park was now accompanied by "Gimme Shelter".

Factory supervisors have been driving productivity gains for decades, but I find that their zeal is now accompanied by caution.