Sentence examples for accommodating line from inspiring English sources

And so three days later, Clinton appeared at the State Department and, whatever her own misgivings, dutifully voiced the administration's accommodating line, even as tens of thousands of Russians took to the street in protest.

But some South Korean analysts say Mr. Lee may now come under pressure to take a less accommodating line with Washington.

(This is particularly important if the guide is the guide nearest the rod on a spinning reel, which is particularly large to accommodate line coming off the reel during a cast).

She could stand idly flipping through magazines at the newsstand across Broadway, but that would mean accommodating the line of men squeezing past her to look at porn at the rear of the store.

He'd accommodate the line — metrically, rhythmically".

Daniel Kulle, president of North America for H&M, said the retailer had set out to find a space with more than 50,000 square feet to accommodate every line of merchandise it offered, including fashion for men, women and children, cosmetics and housewares, before deciding to open at 589 Fifth Avenue on a site previously occupied by Chase Bank.

The building, which is called the Cornwall, dated from 1907, and their ninth-floor unit was on what had been considered the "small line," accommodating families unlucky enough to have only a single maid.

Progressive groups in particular are being forced to walk a delicate line: accommodating Obama's prior statements in which he seemingly validated retaliatory Israeli strikes with their own agenda of promoting diplomacy over violence.

It hopes the country will one day accommodate transmission lines bringing electricity from Central Asia, as well as a pipeline for oil and gas from the region.

Or they see tennis courts that can accommodate in-line skating and basketball.

Even though the Summer Shack can accommodate hundreds, lines tend to form on weekends; you may want to arrive early.