Accompanying used in a sentence

Accompanying in a sentence as an adjective

Under sexist rules, a man accompanying a woman is her "protector".

Off topic, but I think that's the most beautiful illustration I've ever seen accompanying an article.

* Legally mandated commit messages accompanying each change justifying and explaining it; force them to write these in simple english.

A vague hope of consistency and cohesion accompanying the announcement of a program "approaching its first alpha release" isn't a rallying cry.

The accompanying motto seems: "If you cannot archive perfection, don’t even bother starting.“To illustrate my point; My wife might ask me to purchase something for her.

We'd also begin to development the accompanying manuals which instructed the schools how to handle the materials and the teachers how to administer the tests.

Call it "Greenwaldism", which feeds a careful drip of calculated outrage and then harnesses it to attack anyone who points out any accompanying documents that might have caused harm by their disclosure.

Green College has students from a wide variety of disciplines, and discussions accompanying the meal were a general mash of ideas far outside what I would ever encounter when hanging around my school's CS labs.