Sentence examples for ever accompanied from inspiring English sources

But the Japanese have returned, and they're stronger than ever, accompanied by a security vessel and a zero-tolerance attitude.

He grew up in Charlotte, about 135 miles to the southwest, and recalls when people rarely went to fine restaurants, and hardly ever accompanied a meal with wine.

Posts promising "10 Hottest Leaked Snapchats Ever" accompanied by a photo of a topless woman have been popping up on the social network, but they lead to websites where the surprises are anything but saucy.

Long out of print, the essays and letters of the poet Louise Bogan — this magazine's poetry reviewer for thirty-eight years — are returned to us, as witty and serious as ever, accompanied by a few works of short fiction and some incidental, uncollected poems.

Campbell, who was ever accompanied by a thick A4 daybook in which he constantly scribbled his contemporaneous record of the day's events, would then write up his diaries at length, fail to sleep properly, and then rise early to deal with the next day's events.

As a consequence, the renovations are hardly ever accompanied by proper scientific and technical support.

Does your daughter ever accompany you into Boston?

It is also why he'll always be the best travelling companion who ever accompanies me on my journeys.

The trouble was that politically no one in power would ever accompany her, let alone occasionally challenge her.

Ever since the Great Recession hit, bond traders' many apologists have criticized every single move the Fed has made, predicting both doom (rampant inflation) and gloom (a return to recession) -- two phenomena that rarely, if ever, accompany each other!

Ms. Belafonte, who said she had been coming to Off Broadway "forever and ever," was accompanied by her longhaired dachshund, Daisy.