Sentence examples for a just accommodation from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, I saw Dror Moreh's brilliant documentary "The Gatekeepers," in which the last six chiefs of Shin Bet, Israel's domestic-security agency, describe their experiences during the occupation and their common belief that the failure to reach a just accommodation with the Palestinians will lead, inevitably, to disaster for everyone concerned.

"Helping people find and book incredible local restaurants is a key part of us moving beyond just accommodation to focus on the whole trip," said Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky in a statement.

Our thesis at Index is that once you cross that threshold, there is no going back, and then it's just a question of 'why not do this?'" This extends into much more than just accommodation or ride sharing, but into money lending and more.

The goal is to bring the Airbnb feel of travel to not just accommodations or activities, but how guests get there as well.

Indeed, this is more than just an overnight accommodation, a stay here is an invitation into the deep fold of whisky.

Chip explained the presence of chicken on the menu as "just an accommodation".

Chip explained the presence of chicken on the menu as "just an accommodation". It's listed as "chicken with barbecue sauce" rather than as "barbecued chicken," he said, because chicken actually done in the pits with the pork shoulders would dry out before it got brought over from the smokehouse.

In a park next to the Danube River in Ottensheim, Austria, an art school graduate named Andreas Strauss has created a cozy accommodation just large enough for a double bed, a storage shelf and a lamp.

(That includes not just tickets, but accommodation, food and drink for the estimated 4m visitors they attract).

The issue of Jerusalem was on the negotiating agenda, and the Holy See was determined to press its interests in the city.But John Paul's comportment in the Jewish state seemed to signify more than just an expedient accommodation.

It quickly becomes apparent that it's not just the accommodation that has been dragged into the 21st century.