Sentence examples for then accompanied with from inspiring English sources
Students must take a compulsory 45 hour course on teamwork and are then accompanied with team coaching throughout the four years program, in all the engineering integration projects.
Disentangling these compensating strategies shows that immigrant parents in France make greater emotional and material investments in the oldest child, who then – accompanied with their own educational experience – becomes the responsible person for providing educational (instrumental) support for their younger siblings in the family.
In the text-text intervention, the same table will be provided, but then accompanied with text-based messages.
Officers confronted the group and distributed plastic handcuffs, but then accompanied them downtown, with many officers videotaping and photographing demonstrators.
He began each training exercise by calling out Steffi's name, and then accompanied his verbal command with a specific hand signal.
He was interviewed with his teammates by Andrea Kremer, went solo with Bob Costas, then accompanied Costas to the international broadcast center for more chat.
On "Gathering," from "Engravings," a snatch of what sounds like choral music performed by five or six voices is chopped up irregularly, interspersed with silence, then accompanied by muffled piano and drums.
On Sunday, Paul collected 27 points, 15 assists and 13 rebounds for his first triple-double of the season, changed into a conservative suit and then, accompanied by his teammate Trevor Ariza, met with reporters.
Participants were then accompanied into a quiet testing chamber with the experimenter.
I then accompanied him into her room to talk with her and her husband.
The opening section comes to life slowly: at first with Ms. Martínez alone, then accompanying her with a cosmic glow as she almost ritualistically describes a time "before the divide of lands". As she later contemplates the children swept up in the border crisis, the orchestra is tense, dissonant and unsettling.
