Sentence examples for accommodated to sit from inspiring English sources

Nurses and hospital doctors should be accommodated to sit alongside GPs on the commissioning consortia, and there should be more public and patient accountability in the system.

Ask as many people as you can accommodate to a sit-down dinner, or as many people as your house will hold for a cordial get-together with finger foods and drinks.

When airlines try to accommodate families who want to sit together, it helps if they know they can move your seat, and there's a chance they'll move you to first or business class, where single empty seats are more common.

"We'd be glad to accommodate you, we're happy to sit you and feed you," the server says.

The courtroom was so packed that the judge invited journalists to move into the empty Prisoners' Dock, which he said he'd temporarily dub the 'Press Dock,' and when every seat was filled, permitted people still waiting to enter his courtroom to sit on the floor accommodate the overflow crowd that included Ingrid Newkirk, President of PETA, the world's largest animal rights organization.

Since it could accommodate only eight chairs, four of the jurors had to sit against the wall.

Often we are met with the evil eye by the server or host at having to accommodate a suddenly larger party, or we are not able to sit down and eat where we originally planned because of our size.

"If people don't want to sit at a desktop, how can we accommodate them best?

The seventh rule of trading seats is if you need to sit next to your children, have hope a stranger will accommodate you -- taking your chances here!

Don't wear revealing clothing, as you will have to sit in the "whirly bug" with your legs separated to accommodate the crankshaft.

Remember to accommodate to the weather.