Sentence examples for accommodate to everything from inspiring English sources

Their first transitional leaders, he said, all former party apparatchiks, "were ready to accommodate to everything asked for from abroad, especially from over the ocean, despite their own political beliefs".

You will learn that you cannot be happy while also being accommodating to everything anyone ever wants from you ever.

Remember to accommodate to the weather.

Big furniture notwithstanding, not everything about the co-op is so accommodating to the younger generation.

I began to realize while writing and remembering that memory is a neural muscle, and once you begin to stretch it, it grows to accommodate everything that has ever happened to you, often things you might prefer to forget.

Their product, called the "Bevelope," can be adjusted to accommodate everything from DVD cases to thick software manuals and is made from recycled paperboard that can be recycled again or composted.

It is challenging for a speech recognition model to accommodate for everything".

At this point, it became necessary to bring other languages into the mix — adding in examples to accommodate everything from French's "Dis Siri" to Korean's "Siri 야." It's obnoxious when you are using an Apple device and Siri activates without intentional prompting, pausing everything else — including music.

What residents of Saratoga Village liked, Mr. Ranalli said, was that the new multipurpose room was "ceremonial and able to accommodate everything from kids doing homework to a room you could have a terrific party in".

A room that has – cleverly and intricately – been designed to accommodate everything a flat technically needs to qualify as a flat (two ways of heating food and one way of chilling food; a place to sleep and a place to wash your foul body; a surface, for either going on your laptop or chopping carrots on; a high wall-mounted TV), but also isn't a flat because it is a room.

Preheat the oven to 220C/gas mark 7. Transfer the chicken and its marinade to a baking tray large enough to accommodate everything comfortably in a single layer (roughly a 30cm x 37cm tray); the chicken skin should be facing up.