Sentence examples for Generously accommodated from inspiring English sources

I remembered those days … I had forgotten that my multitudinous leadership tasks were generously accommodated by my timetable.

The prize's appeal to the television company may have less to do with charitable support of contemporary culture than with letting skeptical masses snicker at the art world, which Madonna, thanks to the Tate, this year generously accommodated.

As with so many of his students, he somewhat bemusedly, but very generously, accommodated the turns my own interests took, and gave me the tools I needed to make something out of those impulses.

Eleven years ago last week I woke up in Peckham Rye on a misty, mellow morning, made some coffee and drank it on the steps of my "bunk wagon", the temporary home I'd been given by the owner of Zippos Circus, Martin Burton, who had generously accommodated a request (I may have begged) to "run away" with them.

Visit Storm King, though, and you quickly realize that its eye-darting range of sculptural masterworks– by Calder, Serra, Nevelson, Noguchi, Hepworth, and Moore are in fact comfortably at home in their outdoor settings, and generously accommodated: free-range, as it were.

The company may be hoping that the legal clarity provided by the CJEU's ruling on ride-hailing apps pushes cities and local authorities to accelerate reforms of existing rules to more generously accommodate the new generation of app-based players.

Mr. Rosas uses the house's one-bedroom apartment as an office for the overhead-door-servicing company he owns, and the property's eight parking spaces generously accommodate his five vehicles.

By lodging papers in New York, the final settlement is likely to remain secret, Unlike California, the New York courts are generously accommodating when it comes to protecting privacy in family disputes.

Just get your ball by those mounds, and the fairway opens into a generously accommodating bowl-shaped expanse.

(It is now certain there will be women bishops; the question is how generously to accommodate clergy or parishes who will not submit to their authority).

Stretched generously, song-recital convention accommodated both.