Sentence examples for accommodating and in from inspiring English sources

Europe, and particularly Germany, have been good to me: welcoming, accommodating, and, in many ways, exotic.

To this end, he learned to accommodate and, in some ways, amend Western classical rules of composition to the demands of his unique style; in this manner, he would follow neither his teachers nor his nationalistic contemporaries in The Five.

I was accommodating and was scammed in return.

It is dynamic action, continuously accommodating and adapting to changes in circumstances and the environment.

Rather, it was that HBOS' directors "should have put in place strategies that could in combination accommodate and respond to, in a timely way, changes in external circumstances".

No brothers or sisters to compete with or provoke or admire or protect or inflict bodily damage upon; no half- or step-siblings to accommodate and confide in.

These are all things, I believe, that music can accommodate and can provide service in.

Recruiters were trained to give simple, clear information and be flexible and accommodating in recruiting women and performing interviews.

As for Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama, they are described as gracious, polite and accommodating in social settings — politicians, in other words.

Economic growth brought mounting pressure to accommodate migrants, and in 2004 Chinese authorities unveiled a Chinese green card, which entitled holders to stay for ten years without renewal.

However, much less is known about how these changing spaces accommodate labour, and in turn support livelihoods.