Meanings of accompanying the words in English

The look and tone accompanying the words filled Darrell with indignation and disgust.

There was a look of arch mischief accompanying the words- aspiritof banter that was truly fascinating.

At least it was singing of a sort, for there was a certain swing and rhythm accompanying the words.

And on another of these papers, accompanying the words, "The white frost lies upon the tiles," the following:-

As she spoke, smiled, and raised her jewelled fingers, the grace accompanying the words was expressive of love and tenderness.

And so she sang, accompanying the words, when for a moment unwatched, with a meaning look to one and another:

Beat it, you mutt, he observed with moody displeasure, accompanying the words with a gesture which conveyed its own meaning.

The wink of his eye, and the gesture accompanying the words showed that the things might very well be more than lively.

Indeed, you are not so unsophisticated as you confess to be, said the dark-eyed fiancee, with a tinge of sarcasm accompanying the words.

He therefore summoned Rice again, and said slowly, "Mahamdiya-Katianever no more"- accompanyingthe words with a gesture of violent negation.

"Five thousand dollars-notbad, by Jove," muttered Mr. Sharpley, in firm set tones, then began whistling the air accompanying the words:

'A fair morning to you all,' cried the Queen, accompanying the words with a glance that was reward enough for a life of service.

"It is of no consequence," I said, accompanying the words with a gesture of the most utter indifference; "give me the grand total, please."