Antonym: leave. Similar words: company, companion, keep company with, accomplishment, accomplishments, compare, tobacco, account. Meaning: [ə'kʌmpənɪ] v. 1. be associated with 2. go or travel along with 3. perform an accompaniment to 4. be a companion to somebody.
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181. No matter what happens, I will accompany you in the side.
182. You are clever, why you bethink of asking me to accompany you?
183. The Casebook is meant to accompany the second edition of Principles of Corporate Renewal by Harlan D. Platt, but it can be adopted separately or used with other management textbooks.
184. On which mission did Charlie Brown and Snoopy accompany the astronauts as they traveled into space?
185. A set of geophysical logs, core descriptions and derived data sets accompany this report.
186. Loves if needs to accompany together, hates be free, likes with hating the entanglement continuous.
187. Psychological element comes on in insomnious disease in hold significant position, reason this psychotherapy not only medicable insomnia disease, of medicable still insomnia accompany a symptom.
188. Welland could not possibly go to Jersey City because she was to accompany her husband to old Catherine's that afternoon, and the brougham could not be spared, since, if Mr.
189. Also can accompany right now have horrible sex psychedelic or bitty covet, even motility of person of self-wounding, injury, spirit is excited, utterance is abrupt, directional force is lost.
190. I know the blue orchid is really love me, I also want to let the blue orchid accompany me forever, we really is the arrangement of God, I will give her a stable home, I should cherish her.
191. These operator choices provide further sorting control and accompany a given column in the ORDER BY clause.
192. Have in posteriority a young person with greying hair a lot of be to accompany some kind of disease happening, because spirit is het-up, some are with hidebound be caused by.
193. Mr. Ji had several reporters accompany him because he feared being arrested.
194. Ann : Maybe through this method, the decedent can accompany with his families every day.
195. Like treating this kind of goods to want an elephant to treat flowers and plants, should not pass only much soggier , insolate not for a long time, it can accompany you like old friend.
196. A statement of owners'equity is frequently prepared to accompany balance sheet and income statement.
196. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
197. She agreed to accompany Capote to act as what he called his "assistant researchist".
198. My daughter will accompany you, being with a gargoyle will make thingseasy for you.
199. We felt piteous for him because no one could accompany or play with him.
200. At once he called a hired hand to accompany him and rode out with the farmer.
201. Mesenchymal stem cells (MSC), initially identified in adult bone marrow, have also been described in fetal haemopoietic tissues where they accompany the migration of haemopoietic development.
202. Stop over to also let the passenger accompany the feeling comfort briefly.
203. These pellets could burst the decoy balloons that would accompany a swarm of warheads.
204. The dorsoulnar artery of thumb had no closed veins to accompany with.
205. Eery year, nearly 37 million Americans suffer from the sinus pressure, nasal congestion, cough and postnasal drip that accompany sinusitis.
206. My sister is going to accompany her friends to the orchestral music concert tomorrow night.
207. Supplier must send goods to General Store Room accompany by Store Keeper, place at appointed site.
208. He accompany me, however, not lose one moment in continuing his exhortation.
209. Next they will issue an order for same but accompany it with a gag order forbidding the company hosting the data to ever say anything about it.
210. Howeever hard it'll be ahead of us, I will accompany you all the way.
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