Sentence examples for accommodate a first from inspiring English sources

Can Indian officials invent protocol to accommodate a First Sleepover Pal? Will the French public accept a woman who espouses polyandry, has a son by a philosopher whose father she once also dated, and who has been romantically linked with Eric Clapton and Mick Jagger?

It is larger inside, to accommodate a third-row seat.

The line boasted floor plans that offered "a home within a home," perfect to accommodate a second generation.

An upper bunk, which can accommodate a second person, folds away when it is not in use.

However there is just a chance that England might consider him at No6 or No7 in order to accommodate a second spinner, Monty Panesar, for the second Test.

Considering that the actual escalator and elevator "sleeves" occupy considerable area, that platform edge clearance is needed and that additional unobstructed space is needed for maintenance equipment, it would be unreasonable to accommodate a second platform elevator.

Beginning life as a single-seat, open-wheel model after World War II, the King Midget entered what its devotees have described as a golden era in 1951, when the rear-engine car received styling evocative of the Willys-Overland Jeepster, a cloth top and enough interior volume to accommodate a second passenger.

The elusive boson rounds off what has become known as the Standard Model of physics—an explanation that relies on 17 fundamental particles and three physical forces (though it stubbornly refuses to accommodate a fourth force, gravity, which is separately explained by Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity).

But most closed boxes won't accommodate a second hard drive or a user-installed DVD player.

However, due to lack of proper mass (time) resolution, we note that the CNO– peak may accommodate a second structure which could be easily assigned to NO2 –.

In this regard, the acquisition card and associated firmware were designed to accommodate a second detector module and to perform coincidence counting or photopeak summation [6].