Sentence examples for accommodate things from inspiring English sources

Other patterns have been designed to accommodate things like Presidential visits, parades, water main breaks and road construction.

Now our commitment on the cable side is that we will alter our schedule to accommodate things that happen".

But if there is a mistake, or a wrong entrance, he will be ready to accommodate things.

Among the pickup's other options are heated seats and a selection of modular overhead storage areas that accommodate things like DVD players and Palm Pilots.

That's not a genre that can be dismissed entirely — at least not without sacrificing P. G. Wodehouse, which no one should be prepared to do — but it's one that doesn't comfortably accommodate things like autism spectrum disorders.

"Are you kidding?" I put the same question to Hillary Clinton, whose daily schedule now has to accommodate things like depositions with Kenneth Starr, the Independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation.

"It's very interesting to see how these spaces are accommodating things which in the west are associated with freedom and liberal tendencies".

"It's very interesting to see how these spaces are accommodating things which in the west are associated with freedom and liberal tendencies". Noting the turn towards fixing up public spaces, Snopek says that Russia tends to look towards the west for architectural trends.

Because the world is not infinitely malleable to our wants or needs, reasonable decision making will accommodate 'how things are', where this is understood as accommodating the natures of things, the background conditions constraining our actions" (Haslanger 1993, 105).

"If you have a permit, the police will accommodate for things like diverting traffic," Mr. Browne said.

Meanwhile, there is at least now dialogue at a high enough level for gradual change that would accommodate these things".