Sentence examples for ever accompanied by from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

Errico has played Sharon in previous incarnations -- and she sounds better than ever, accompanied by a first-rate chamber quartet: piano, harp, cello and fiddle.

And as a rising candidate, in every case we've ever looked at, that's always accompanied by favorable coverage.

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

Roy, returning safe and sound and chipper as ever, is accompanied by Grinko, whom he met and befriended in Irkutsk.

It is curious that the development of quantum physics – arguably the most successful description of nature ever – was accompanied by fundamental debates from the early days until today.

WHEN John Christophers, a British architect, and his wife, Jo, a midwife, were granted permission by the local planning council to begin their renovation, they were told that theirs was the only application that had ever been accompanied by letters of support from the neighbors.