Sentence examples for accommodate not from inspiring English sources

Two shows were held in order to accommodate not one but two front row special guests.

They are meant to accommodate not only cars but important infrastructure of all kinds, from water pipes to bus routes.

Jenkinson thinks the reason so few bassists lead bands is 'because the typical bass player's mindset is to accommodate, not dominate.' Virtuosity, he believes, can prove problematic.

The physical environment of the office must be developed to accommodate not only the appropriate placement of computer hardware and high-tech dental devices, but their interconnectivity, as well.

As the Gogo service evolves, he said, it will accommodate not just Internet browsing, but a wide range of in-flight entertainment as well, giving the airlines new sales and advertising opportunities.

Scheduling a break for the Olympics is a no-brainer for the K.H.L., which already crafts its season to accommodate not only the world championships, but tuneups for the national team scattered through the year.

"N.G.O.'s should be accommodated, not fought against.

It can be rectangular, accommodating not two basketballs but four gallons of milk.

One where we're flexible and accommodating -- not just practically speaking, but in terms of our spirit and energy.

Its priority is to accommodate Dublin, not London.

Phagocytes accommodate themselves not only to the size but also to the shape of a particle.