Sentence examples for normally accompanied from inspiring English sources

This column is normally accompanied by a photo; an illustration that takes its cue from the text.

They are normally accompanied by their local mullah who is expected to attest as to whether the witness is a good Muslim.

In humans the physiological developments are normally accompanied by psychological and behavioural changes, and other changes, involving social and economic factors, also occur.

Probably it was a light stress accent that was normally accompanied by a rise in pitch; in later Latin, evidence suggests that the stress became heavier.

The attack comes at a particularly sensitive time as China gears up for the annual meeting of parliament, which opens in Beijing on Wednesday and is normally accompanied by a tightening of security across the country.

The veal was falling-off-the-shank-tender and the robust sauce, made with tomatoes, onions, celery, carrots, bay leaves and veal broth, was so succulent we scooped some on to our garlic mashed potatoes (which we requested as a substitute for the saffron rice that normally accompanied the veal).

Afterward, Turkoglu walked through the locker room in his robe with customary flair but with his normally accompanying smile absent.

That last is a great relief, sparing us both the extreme cruelty and desperate contrivance that normally accompanies the moment.

This is that the mixing-up of people caused by the urbanisation which normally accompanies development is, itself, partly responsible.

Cumberbatch's arrival on stage was greeted with the kind of screams that normally accompany singer Justin Bieber.

"As a director he was patriarchal without the pomposity that normally accompanies patriarchy," Mr. Kingsley said in a phone interview Monday.