| shower accompany | 5.13 | A few light showers may accompany the front. | ||
| official accompany | 4.08 | Belgrade insists Serbian officials accompany the team. | ||
| police accompany | 2.50 | Three hundred police accompanied the shipment. | ||
| diplomat accompany | 1.91 | Diplomats would accompany the inspectors. | ||
| representative accompany | 1.91 | They were accompanied by representatives of the USA Rice Federation. | ||
| journalist accompany | 1.51 | No journalists accompanied Lim. | ||
| rain accompany | 1.38 | Rain will accompany a front in the Pacific Northwest. | ||
| agent accompany | 1.32 | She said that FBI agents had accompanied Mr. Hale to the cabin. | ||
| bodyguard accompany | 1.32 | Bodyguards accompany him around the clock. | ||
| reporter accompany | 1.32 | Ten South Korean reporters accompanied the delegation. | ||
| member accompany | 1.25 | Family members accompanied them. | ||
| man accompany | 1.12 | Four other men accompanied Sanders. | ||
| photo accompany | 1.12 | Each is accompanied by photos. | ||
| dozen accompany | 1.05 | Ramos is accompanied by dozens of businessmen. | ||
| thunder accompany | 1.05 | Thunder will accompany some of the rain. | ||
| violence accompany | 1.05 | Thus, violence often accompanies these movements. | ||
| wife accompany | 1.05 | His wife accompanied him on the trip. | ||
| wind accompany | 1.05 | Gusty winds will accompany many of the showers. | ||
| cloud accompany | 0.99 | Increasing clouds will accompany milder air in the Northeast. | ||
| thunderstorm accompany | 0.99 | The phenomenon is often accompanied by thunderstorms. |