Significados de accompany such em inglês

Think of the wickedness which must accompany such a state of mind!

The Brahmins are ready to accompany such people into the water.

The air, too, is strange, without the haze and humidity that almost always accompany such warmth.

But Obama will skip the traditional one-on-one meetings with foreign leaders that often accompany such U.N. meetings.

Under the forehead, the cheeks showed high-boned, with underneath the slight hollows that necessarily accompany such formation.

But I always think great physical powers of exertion and endurance ought to accompany such a step.

He was but a boy, and needed not, she thought, the binding distractions which usually accompany such allegiances.

Ailments in the joints are apt to accompany such constitutional weakness, and one of Prince Leopold's knees was affected.

It's easy to read about Barcelona's success and overlook the painful chaos and unclear outcomes that accompany such major overhauls.

What mocking memories within, what mocking sounds without, to herald and accompany such a confession as I had now to make!

Where are the pathetic vox pops, the howls of public indignation, the pressure for settlement that usually accompany such a calamity?

What meaning can be attached to the preliminary questions and answers that invariably accompany such a meeting after such a long separation?

The conquered people underwent all the horrors which accompany such events-violentand stupid destruction, rapes, murders of individuals, wholesale slaughter, torture, and mutilation.

Oddly, though, both Ferrari and Lamborghini have introduced a new car each at Frankfurt without quite the hoopla that would normally accompany such news.

He stated with peculiar succinctness some singular developments of genius in the second of these prodigies, which do not always accompany such tender adolescence.

Whether intentional or on their own merit, heckling usually accompanies such ineptitude.