Sentence examples for course accompany from inspiring English sources

Fancy wine people (when not drinking their fancy wines with their fancy meals, of course) accompany their favorite bottles with thin-sliced meats and expensive cheeses, and would never stoop to anything as mundane as popcorn – even if the rest of us are more likely to follow Olivia Pope's lead on pairings than any leading sommelier.

Quite obviously, Emma McDougald is unable to engage in any of the activities which constitute a normal life, the activities she engaged in prior to her injury * * * Loss of the enjoyment of life may, of course, accompany the physical sensation and emotional responses that we refer to as pain and suffering, and in most cases it does.

The 99% downplay the above concerns (export of jobs, etc). and explain that strong anti-avoidance rules will of course accompany territoriality.

Such a decision was, of course, accompanied by considerable anxiety.

That pesky question, of course, accompanies many experiences of watching dance.

But of course accompanying Mr. Fischer's triumphs were signs of something else.

Because, of course, accompanying the emotional changes when a child leaves, are economic and practical ones.

Inside the temple, there was a giant Buddha (of course), accompanied by flashing neon lights and tinkling music.

The teacher, recovering his confident mien, stated: "Oh, uh, that would be zero, of course," accompanied by an iron smile.

Once patterns of white flight ran their course, accompanied by exclusionary controls, most African Americans were left in the cities.

During the spring and fall, a six-course wine-tasting dinner, with each course accompanied by a wine, is $175 a person.