Sentence examples for large accompanying from inspiring English sources

In late 1963, Capitol Records agreed to release the single "I Want to Hold Your Hand" with a large accompanying promotional campaign, due to Ed Sullivan's agreement to headline the Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show.

As a member of the local mycological society, he explained, he had himself gathered the local truffles for his restaurant's fragrant ravioli, served just al dente with a large accompanying salad of fresh mâche and boiled quail eggs.

Update 2: After the jump in the print edition, page A14 is full of large, accompanying images including the shot above, BA's FBI wanted poster, and two screen shots from political ads by independent fly-by-nights attempting to tie Obama to Ayers.

Now, that conversation — and the larger accompanying question of equal access — comes up on the national stage in the way that marriage equality did a few years prior.

By Sue Coe The New Yorker, November 7 , 1994P. 229 ARTIST AT LARGE about accompanying three investigators for the New York State Department of Labor Apparel Industry Task Force on their rounds of Manhattan's garment district.

The New Yorker, April 13 , 1946P. 76 Reporter at Large about accompanying an out-of-town ladies garment buyer on his round of the wholesale and manufacturing houses in town.

By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, April 13 , 1946P. 76 Reporter at Large about accompanying an out-of-town ladies garment buyer on his round of the wholesale and manufacturing houses in town.

Some observers have also reported large rumbles accompanying tsunamis – sometimes alongside mysterious fire balls.

The United States has a lot of automobiles, and compared to many other countries, Americans tend to build more (and wider) roads, more (and bigger) parking lots, more (and more expansive) shopping centers, and larger houses (with accompanying larger roofs).

The largest photograph accompanying the article showed many admirers, big and small, listening to an unidentified speaker at the podium shown only from his shoulders down.

The formula for the new weeklies was simple: football, cars, and very large breasts, accompanied by very short articles.