Sentence examples for has accompanied many from inspiring English sources

In his time in Manchester, Father Joe has accompanied many undocumented parishioners to court dates and supported families whose loved ones had been detained.

So it shouldn't really be a surprise that he went with a classic final-stretch pump-up song for his "Final Countdown" to the Democratic National Convention — that song being "The Final Countdown" by Europe, which has accompanied many a sports montage in the past.

Laugh tracks (dubbed-in sounds of laughter) have accompanied many sitcoms since 9 September 1950.

Higher water prices and attendant controversy have accompanied many recent privatizations (Hall and others 2005; Davis 2005), and in this sense, the Felton case is representative of many recent privatizations.

It is an analysis of most of the trouble-spots that preoccupied the world in the 1990s, seen through the eyes of a British journalist, William Shawcross, and, at one remove, the secretary-general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, whom Mr Shawcross has accompanied on many of his travels.

So let us not be diverted by the mythology that has accompanied so many debates about the relative impact of HIV/AIDS.

He has accompanied her on many aid trips and is now a human rights lawyer.

And so began a tradition that has accompanied us on many of our travels.

Reacting to the materialism that has accompanied rapid modernization, many intellectuals are turning to traditions like Confucianism that emphasize social responsibility.

His partner in the sonatas was Enrico Pace, a pianist who has accompanied him for many years and who shares his conviction that shining a light on (and into) Bach's counterpoint is more crucial than reproducing the timbres of his time.

He has accompanied Sami and me to many events, including a seminar against the U.S. occupation at the university on July 4 and a discussion about a new draft law on political parties in Iraq.