Sentence examples for is now accompanied from inspiring English sources

The enthusiasm of the United States wrestlers is now accompanied by a sense of urgency.

The angry dance is now accompanied by the White Stripes's "Catch Hell Blues".

Factory supervisors have been driving productivity gains for decades, but I find that their zeal is now accompanied by caution.

The carnival of activity it hosts is now accompanied by the low thrum of mayhem in abeyance.

"Grief is now accompanied by outrage as we witness grotesque violations at the crash site," Bishop said.

Robin song, heard throughout the winter months is now accompanied by up to 10 or more different species.

"There's a risk involved in lending to Greece; not a big one, but one that deserves a higher interest rate than is now accompanying it".

In fact, the term "trailing spouse" is widely seen as a disparaging misnomer; the preferred term is now accompanying spouse or simply dual-career couple.

The static remained, and Bach was now accompanied by short snippets of someone's voice.

How strange that this afternoon in Central Park was now accompanied by "Gimme Shelter".

Their glorious harmonies are now accompanied by gently respectful dub effects, drum'n'bass and tinkling synth lines, rendering most of their songs decidedly ordinary.