Sentence examples for fall accompanying from inspiring English sources

The team spent 12 hours in the ice fall accompanying Mr. Weihenmayer, who lives in Colorado, as he worked his way through there with his specially made trekking poles.

Between acts, draped flags rise and fall, accompanied by a musical score that adds a vaudevillian tone.

Two major religious festivals were celebrated with ritual use of koumiss (fermented mare's milk), one in spring for good spirits and one in fall accompanied by blood sacrifices of livestock for evil spirits.

I would venture to say we will start seeing more champagne-hued clothing moving into summer and fall accompanied by similar looks in the home.

But when groups of us passed on the quads, a hush fell, accompanied by territorial side-eying.

The theme of remembrance played a significant part in the Wall show, with one particularly moving visual sequence featuring a series of hundreds of photographs of the fallen accompanied by brief details which suggest the nature of their passing – a child from Iraq; a New York firefighter on 9/11; a soldier in Afghanistan; and a Brazilian on a tube train in London in 2005.

Heavy storm conditions extended as far east as Pensacola, Florida, where 3.03 inches of rain fell, accompanied by frequent thunder and lightning.

Jonathan Douglas-Hughes, the vice-lord lieutenant of Essex, has said he hurt nothing but his pride after suffering a slight fall while accompanying the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on a visit to a school in Harlow.

An extensive overview of literature on short-distance falls and accompanying injuries has been provided in 'Forensic Aspects of Pediatric Fractures' [ 4].

I can do it Chinese if you need to.' He said, 'Let's make a deal.' " That fall, Pasternack accompanied Batali and Bastianich on a ten-day excursion to Italy.

Reconstructions of relict channel profiles above knickpoints suggest that higher rates of incision are associated with ~100 150 m of relative base level fall that accompanied epierogenic rock uplift rather than a change to a more erosive climate or drainage reorganization.