Sentence examples for accommodated only from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, Canada accommodated only 5,000 European Jews between 1933 and 1945, Australia 10,000, South Africa some 6,000.

While luge sliders begin their journey sitting down on a sled, bobsled and skeleton athletes need a running start that is accommodated only by their current runway.

But recently a number of New York restaurateurs have noticed a surge in the number of diners seeking to bring dogs inside for emotional support, where previously restaurants had accommodated only dogs for the blind.

His industrial group took the lead in creating housing near the mines for blacks, although the new housing accommodated only a small percentage of the three-quarters of a million blacks employed, many as migrant laborers, by his companies.

The front rafts would have accommodated only about two-thirds of the 155 people on board, so if help had not shown up promptly, the plane would have resembled the Titanic, with more passengers than lifeboat space.

(Membership in the American version, under the Greenbrier resort in West Virginia during President Dwight D. Eisenhower's tenure, was even more restricted. It accommodated only 1,000 people. After the 535 members of Congress and their top aides were assigned spaces, little room was left for anyone else hoping to survive).

Including standees, Philosophy Hall can accommodate only 180 or so.

Bags wound on a roll usually accommodate only one color.

International markets may accommodate only a few conglomerates.

The slot accommodates only Micro SD cards, not standard ones.

Snorkeling trips, by reservation, are only available once a day, and can accommodate only four people.