Sentence examples for customarily accompanied from inspiring English sources

However, historian Tom Wareham has speculated that the legal case was probably the reason that Laforey was denied the knighthood that customarily accompanied a successful frigate action at this stage of the war.

Since the companies have so few routes in common, workers might be spared the widespread layoffs that customarily accompany such corporate marriages.

The vow was carefully crafted to resemble the sorts of muscular pronouncements that customarily accompany Republican stump speeches, but, if you were listening closely, you might have noticed that Rand Paul promised not to defeat the enemy but only to defend America from it — a less ambitious goal, perhaps, and one that might not require war.

Today, the customarily convoluted remarks were accompanied by a brief display of 19 bedraggled prisoners, led down from the frigid peaks on muleback by one of the tribal factions.

Among the Fulani (Fulbe) people in the Sudan, for instance, whose epic poetry has been recorded, a nobleman customarily set out in quest of adventures accompanied by a singer (mabo), who also served as his shield bearer.

Talking Heads, accompanied by Kirsty MacColl and Johnny Marr, take a customarily ironic approach, imagining a future in which the wonders of capitalism have been trodden down by nature, leading David Byrne to yelp: "If this was paradise I wish I had a lawnmower!" The Yardbirds, meanwhile, contemplate the planet being turned to desert.

Here she accompanied Leontyne Price.

He accompanied J.-L.

Again, Suzanne and Eric accompanied.

His mother accompanied him.

Police escorts accompanied them.