Sentence examples for had not accompanied from inspiring English sources

Iannielli had not accompanied the angry construction workers, but when they returned they told him that they had beaten up many demonstrators and had destroyed countless antiwar banners.

Amy Mickelson, 37, had not accompanied her husband to Dallas this week, remaining at home with their children: Amanda, 9; Sophia, 7; and Evan, 6.

Suchen had continued watching from afar while couples their age began to have children, and when Lei had joined the other overseas Chinese returning to the mother country to make their fortunes she had not accompanied him on his trips.

"I'm just trying to be ready for each game," said Blackburn, who did not find out he was starting Monday's game until he saw that Richter had not accompanied the team to the morning skate.

It was only four hours later, after checking in at the Taj Mahal Hotel in New Delhi, that I realized my cellphone had not accompanied me on the two-hour journey.

But contrary to the accounts of Mr. Skakel's lawyer and at least one other witness, Ms. Renna said that Mr. Skakel had not accompanied two of his older brothers when they left in a car to drive to the home of their cousin James Terrian, several miles away in north Greenwich.

It was so soon after the loss of her son, and she hadn't accompanied the president on any domestic political trips since his election.

Every year, the family spent the better part of June, July, and August in Santo Domingo Oscarr hadn't accompanied them since Abuela had screamed out Haitians! once and died.

Even his nickname, Fred the Shred, might have been neutral, if he hadn't accompanied his job-cutting prowess with an aloof personal style that turned off many underlings.

There was to be an endless convoy of known and lesser-known individuals, Communists and nonCommunists, people who had committed political errors and people who hadn't, accompanied by those who were destined to commit errors in the future, those who would never commit errors, and even those who might possibly commit errors.

Empirically, the huge increase in abortions has not accompanied an increase in the neglect or abuse of children.