Sentence examples similar to accommodate his being from inspiring English sources

Rivera, the Mexican artist, sent a letter asking the librarians to accommodate his assistant, who was using the collection to do research for a project Rivera was working on.

The fact that Mr. Schneider's apartment can accommodate his culinary activities is impressive.

Therefore, Bowlen said, "We will begin discussions with other teams in an effort to accommodate his request to be traded".

He designed it to resemble the Dutch colonial architecture he admired and to accommodate his wheelchair — it is one of the first accessible structures designed by a disabled person — and it gave Roosevelt a freedom of movement he enjoyed nowhere else.

For example, he recalls companies returning his registration fees for training workshops when they found out he was deaf because they felt they wouldn't be able to accommodate his needs, and job interviews being canceled when he requested interpreting services.

The hard thing wasn't getting the company to accommodate his plan -- it was sticking to his payment schedule so that plan actually worked.

When Marc Ecko recently decided to realign his brand's future, it was to accommodate his sense that new dress codes are required for a maturing generation.

Your editorial offers hope that Americans will petition their president to drop his gung-ho stance and enter into dialogue with a world that, while willing to accommodate his views, will not be bullied into swallowing them.

To accommodate his crowded schedule, the Philharmonic is moving Schumann's Piano Concerto that night to first from second on the program, which also includes works by Ravel and Prokofiev.

It is possible that the candidate who is accommodating his voice the most may be doing so because he senses that he is losing.

Right now it's a personal issue and I think the show is accommodating his needs". Tassler said she was sure the show would be okay without Patinkin.