Sentence examples for accommodate are from inspiring English sources

"The amount of space there and the uses it could accommodate are pretty high," she said.

However — and here is the extent of this summer's changes at United — what Rooney wishes and what Moyes would be prepared to accommodate are by no means the deal breakers.

Dogs who have behavioral challenges beyond what the shelter can accommodate are often transferred to Austin Pets Alive!, where they receive daily behavioral support.

And Forbes, a 28-year-old veteran at Brookdale, said the problem of crowding is only getting worse: With new migration to Brooklyn a 17percentt increase between 2000 and 2013 the influx of patients is increasing, but the resources to accommodate are not.

And Forbes, a 28-year veteran at Brookdale, said the problem of crowding is only getting worse: With new migration to Brooklyn – a 17percentt increase between 2000 and 2013 – the influx of patients is increasing, but the resources to accommodate are not.

Where does it think the 80-plus cars it will not be able to accommodate are going to park? Thank you to the Planning Commission for having a backbone and saving Glendale from yet another business that considers only its interests.

Being overly accommodating is another offense that can get you in trouble.

But accommodating it is extremely fiddly.

Servers are accommodating.

Capital markets are accommodating too.

They are accommodating and know their place.