Sentence examples for accommodating in a from inspiring English sources

He went on to note that he built it "a little extra wide, for today's American, just to be accommodating". "In a fall of Rome kind of place like New York City, the hint or suggestion or natural implication for most viewers would be that plutocrats are not long for the world and that the Revolution is coming," Feldman told me.

Ethiopia is a very diverse country, and those differences can be accommodated in a democratic way.

I also have significant technological needs, which are difficult to accommodate in a vintage building".

Some wheelchair users will also need carers to be accommodated in a nearby room.

There are two ways they can be accommodated in a reconstituted Premier League.

On a day in January there were 27 burials, the most the cemetery can accommodate in a single day.

Insisting that nationality can only be properly accommodated in a single state is unlikely to ease the process.

There were, as Allingham's biographer, Julia Jones, wrote, "three hundred souls to be accommodated in a village of six hundred and fifty".

The reactor consisted of a stainless steel disc mounted on a horizontal shaft, accommodated in a cylindrical shell.

The resulting growth in school numbers meant that we were accommodated in a series of cheap and freezing improvised annexes similar to Portakabins.

He continued: "Israeli interests in the West Bank and Gaza, security and otherwise, can be accommodated in a settlement based on Resolution 242.