Sentence examples for where accompanied from inspiring English sources

In 389 he visited Rome, where, accompanied by his four-year-old son Honorius, he made a triumphant entry.

Thus this "less-is-more" tour where, accompanied by a solitary guitarist, Garfunkel is bravely healing his vocal cords in public.

After landing at Wevelgem aerodrome, a phalanx of 30 armoured cars will take Obama to the cemetery where – accompanied by Belgium's King Philippe and Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo – he will tour the battlefield and lay a wreath.

His pronouncement was made after a large screen showed a heroic report of his visit to Moscow this week, where, accompanied by the brother of Mr. Milosevic, he met with Russia's likely next president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, and praised the deal last week in which the Russian state energy giant Gazprom gained control of Serbia's national oil company.

If so, perhaps Trump is in on it, at least in relation to his visit to Detroit, where, accompanied by Ben Carson, he will address a congregation on the city's west side and give a taped interview to Wayne Jackson, bishop of the Great Faith Ministries and the president of Impact Network, a Christian television network.

Social pacts are necessarily contingent institutions that, even where accompanied by supportive networks, and systems of mutual commitment and obligation, are difficult to negotiate and stabilize (see Avdagic et al. 2011).

This includes both simple addition and tandem addition, where accompanying alkylation, conjugate addition, aldol reaction, or reduction completes the initial conjugate addition step.

That's where Accompany -- an e-commerce website dedicated to selling "ethical fashion" -- comes in.

We repair to the riverside pub, where Skipper Pinter, accompanied by Lady Antonia, has just heard the news.

As soon as the employee arrived, she was called into a conference room where Ms. Anderson, accompanied by Ms. Warden, dismissed her.

They are far more common in America, where they accompanied 32% of trade orders by managers surveyed, than in Europe (18%).