Sentence examples for preferably accompanied by from inspiring English sources

Coping with a nasty tweet or an unkind video is comparatively a walk in the park — preferably accompanied by a trustworthy family member.

He never craved adulation, but after a concert he always enjoyed a good meal, preferably accompanied by a piece of new gossip and anecdotes of musical disasters.

Voyage Gregor Pouffe: £180, johnlewis.com Somewhere between a floor cushion and a low pouffe, this handsome Scottish-made stag-print piece looks as if it's made to be plonked down in front of a roaring log fire - preferably accompanied by a dram of whisky.

Even when U.S. troops are handing out something "good" -- food supplies, medicine, school supplies for the Afghan children, its not as if local villagers tending to their goats on a Thursday afternoon sit around thinking, "If only a dismounted platoon of heavily-armed American soldiers would come visit us today, preferably accompanied by an armored mechanized column... ..

If you want to meet a person who you have befriended online, always do it in a public place, preferably accompanied by someone.

F2 New initiatives (developments) should be accompanied by evaluation, preferably scientific research.

QCA requires angiography from at least two, but preferably more, angles and is accompanied by time consuming post-processing [ 32, 96].

Quantitation: The % data shown in Figures 2C, 3C and 4B must be accompanied by corresponding n numbers, preferably shown directly on the graphs.

In my experience, unless accompanied by ardour or alcohol (and preferably both), sharing a shower means one person is invariably left out in the cold.

No, Billie Jean was groundbreaking because it introduced the idea that a single must be accompanied by a high-production video - preferably by someone who is a bit of a hoofer - thereby transforming a run-of-the-mill song release into an "event".

(It is axiomatic in the cash-for-gold business that any offer is instantly accompanied by a display of legal tender, preferably being counted out).