Sentence examples for Long accommodated from inspiring English sources
Texas has become a national leader in criminal-justice reforms, after having long accommodated some of the worst practices and abuses in the nation.
Individual hotels have long accommodated guests by cleaning rooms with special products and processes and washing linens in hot water with no or fragrance-free detergent.
Other sites, like the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus, have long accommodated foreign theatrical productions, including Shakespeare's "Richard III," directed by Sam Mendes, last summer.
Urban histories are replete with accounts of those who were once poor and quasi-outsiders, or modest middle classes, that gained ground – because cities have long accommodated extraordinary variety.
Rather than being something to simply pacify, that worry became a thread that led back to psychic burdens, long accommodated but, in a flinch or a startled reaction, not fully forgotten.
As a result, Israel, which has long accommodated a Saudi need for secrecy is also becoming more public about cooperation between the two states.
NEW YORK CHINATOWN TRAVEL GUIDE Asian American Business Development Center (Free, paperback) A dragon-boat ranges from 50 to 100 feet long, accommodating many paddlers sitting side by side.
Our economy has been doing relatively well of late, but it cannot for long accommodate the chaos wrought by the soaring dollar.
Traditional passenger-side mirrors, moreover, make it a point of pride to be deceptive ("Objects in mirror are.... .....), and motorists long ago accommodated their distortions.
"[I]t is humanity hanging from a cross of iron". More than six decades later, Americans have long since accommodated themselves to that cross of iron.
The 10% of longest contigs accommodated almost 60% of all assembled bases (Fig. 3).
