Sentence examples for accommodated much from inspiring English sources

Passengers were not allowed to deplane until 6 a.m., with airport officials insisting they could have been accommodated much earlier if the airline had asked.

As I walked along the boulevard called Bolshaya Polyanka, I could see the House on the Embankment, a vast gray Constructivist pile that had accommodated much of the Communist Party's political and cultural élite in Stalin's day.

"Instead of what would be most disturbing for somebody, feeling betrayed or discomfort, the other thoughts — about how from his perspective it's not betrayal — can be accommodated much more easily," Dr. Gabrieli said.

Al operates on an intellectual assessment that doesn't accommodate much input".

The L-shaped terrace faced south and east, though it was too narrow to accommodate much furniture.

The pipes to my outside water spigots apparently travel through holes big enough to accommodate much airflow — and many mice.

Perched at the intersection of psychological survey and serial-killer exposé, "Cropsey" loosens the girdle of the documentary form to accommodate much more than facts.

Today they employ just over 7.5 million, and there is no way they can accommodate much growing demand without some serious hiring.

Atwood's exploration of themes of authorship, secrecy and female fulfilment also accommodates much historical material concerning industrialism and labour relations leading up to the second world war.

The removal of a false ceiling in them has allowed the museum to accommodate much larger works than it could before.

Within the limits of its space and shape -- a modestly proportioned, rectangular room that does not accommodate much decorative invention -- Ixta creates an attractive refuge.