Examples of using Often accompanied in English and their translations into Italian
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She lived with the brother under one roof even after its marriage, often accompanied poets on walks.
It is common in the woods and in the hedges, often accompanied by oaks and hornbeams.
Over the next three years Columbia recorded him on several occasions, often accompanied by a small group,
Games and contests often accompanied by the melodies of traditional instruments such as the"mvet",
Robinson continued to play live together in various formations, often accompanied by Bill Dobrow
On laboratory reports these measured quantities are often accompanied by a"normal range" for what the laboratory apparently thinks the value should have been.
Influenza viruses that enter the human body are often accompanied by high fever
this was often accompanied by hepatic centrilobular hypertrophy.
similar illnesses are often accompanied by an increase in body temperature that leads to excessive sweating in children.
the ancient Greek texts in the Perseus database are often accompanied by an English translation that may be useful even for Danish students.
is often accompanied by anxiety.
UTIs are often accompanied by fever, chills and debilitating fatigue,
the chef chooses a daily hot entree, often accompanied by homemade breads and muffins.
as his public appearances are often accompanied by violent protests
the works of a particular author are often accompanied by a short prose biography.
including difficulty in breathing often accompanied by a dry cough,
and are often accompanied by other language disorders.
kindness of the owners with whom we have had pleasant chats often accompanied by the offer of delicious wine and stucchini.
I often accompanied my grandfather to visit these majestic creatures when he was building the Castle of Lions.
Blisters or cracks may appear, often accompanied by a feeling of tightness and burning.