Sentence examples for are traditionally accompanied from inspiring English sources

Festivities throughout the whole island are traditionally accompanied by loud and brightly colored firework displays.

Only one pasta dish and two risotti are traditionally accompanied by meat: Carne alla Genovese – a braised beef dish allegedly brought to Naples by the Genovese merchants, served with penne; Ossobuco alla Milanese – the traditional ossobuco without tomatoes served with saffron risotto; and Costolette del Priore – breaded veal chops in a cheese sauce, served with risotto in bianco (plain risotto).

Migration movements are traditionally accompanied by the mixing of the native language with the newly acquired one.

Saturday services are traditionally accompanied by a short inspirational sermon by the rabbi, which you may find interesting.

Professor John Rogers: Readers typically finish the last books of Paradise Lost with – I don't know, I certainly had this experience the first time I read it and, I think, actually many times since then – with something like a sense of disappointment, and the disappointment that is traditionally accompanied these last books is usually associated with the question of their style.

The annual, inexorable rise in rail fares is traditionally accompanied by train company representatives taking a ritual kicking on the airwaves, while angry passengers fume over the extra money they will have to shell out for the dubious pleasure of getting to work.

The casting is traditionally accompanied by the chanting of Buddhist sutras, which may go on for several hours.

The Cardinal Nephew was generally among a Pope's first cardinal creations, and his creature was traditionally accompanied by a salute from the guns of Castel Sant'Angelo.

The problem, Dye points out, is that changes in the risk factor trends that have traditionally accompanied TB fluctuations occur slowly over decades or even centuries.

These salads are traditionally eaten at the start of a meal, accompanied by chilled rakia, the local white brandy, a distinctive firewater similar to grappa.

Three explanations are traditionally given.