Sentence examples for accommodate a glass from inspiring English sources

Diligent parenting can surely accommodate a glass of wine or stein of beer at happy hour, and procreation shouldn't prevent the new moms and dads of the world from hanging with the rest of us, who appreciate reinforcements and some diversity around the bar.

This secondary frame should be larger in width and length, so as to accommodate a piece of glass which would be too large to fall through the opening of the frame.

The library extension was built to accommodate a fireplace, more leaded glass and a chandelier, all from a house in Manchester.

Ticks were placed in 75-cm tissue culture flasks pierced at the top to accommodate a 4-cm diameter glass feeder.

According to Robert Garcia, a partner in the firm and its design director, each piece was designed to accommodate a single ashtray or martini glass.

An unsung virtue of this city is its ability to accommodate a three-story Victorian next to a glass and steel skyscraper.

The sharp, attractive features of her teens now accommodate a pair of horn-rimmed glasses and the once lithe figure has assumed more mature proportions.

What you get with this car is a holder that can accommodate a Dixie cup or perhaps a shot glass.

The conservation project was originally meant to be rolled into a much wider £120m revamp of the venues, which would have included a spectacular "floating" glass pavilion big enough to accommodate a full orchestra.

The first of these, the yellow-brick Trinity Church with its large triangular stained-glass windows, was designed to accommodate a large congregation while offering additional facilities for both young and old.

A fourth parcel was added to accommodate a boutique organic working farm, separate ranch house and glass greenhouse.