Sentence examples for accommodating he is from inspiring English sources

Effusive and friendly in a folk-and-country way, courteous, accommodating, he is of the sort whose upward mobility would be swift in a service industry.

That is a sometimes pejorative term for someone not good enough to get a drive in normal circumstances but accommodated because he is able to help one of the smaller teams by attracting sponsorship money.

"It's not just me, there are multiple other businesses here depending on summer trade". He said businesses like his need to be accommodated and he is calling on the Department for Infrastructure to postpone the work until October.

The police in Charleston and Greenville had been accommodating, he said, when he had asked to avoid the protest zones, which he described as being "out there behind the coliseum by the Dumpsters".

"Matt is very accommodating; he has a very positive outlook, and that goes a long way". Pianist David Benoit has guested with orchestras that Catingub has conducted.

"They have been extremely accommodating," he said.

So far, campus administrators have been very accommodating, he said.

"They don't need the additional barriers that can be thrown up when schools decide that their needs cannot be accommodated". He added: "The children who are at the heart of each case have moved on with their education and we wish them well as they progress through life.

Mr. Bloomberg said that while he aimed to accommodate immigrants, he was responsible for keeping the city safe.

George Gabriel from Citizens UK, which has been campaigning to persuade local authorities to increase the number of children they accommodate, said he was frustrated that the 300 children identified as eligible in Calais could not be brought more swiftly to safety.

With six former law school classmates, he began planning a political newsletter that could accommodate all he was learning about business and law.