Accord used in a sentence

Accord in a sentence as a noun

The car is able to drive of its own accord, but needs an adult present who can take over if needed.

If I do good deed X at the point of a gun, I am a better person than someone who does it of their own accord?

"Entrapment" implies that the end result was that he was punished in what would have been a lawful way if he had committed the crime of his own accord.

It's unreasonable to expect cotton farmers or t-shirt manufacturers to do anything about this on their own accord.

Accord in a sentence as a verb

From the article: "The Obama administration was claiming the accord was a "national security" secret.

Seeking to carve out a piece of the galaxy for its own, a large portion of Test broke away from the accord to form HoneyBadgers, an independently operating group still pledging allegiance to Test but not to GoonSwarm.

Thin the cat's diet slowly over time, widen a border here, replace some text with an icon there, and the small bits of death and shrinkage that occur over time will mean that cat will soon be ready to contentedly purr its way into that jar and fall into a dreamy slumber all of its own accord.