Sentence examples for accommodating when from inspiring English sources

"Our role is to be accommodating when they come".

On the upside, locals are incredibly accommodating when you — invariably — stop and ask for directions.

Surveys suggest, however, that most Americans are quite accommodating when it comes to immigration.

Waiters were attentive, knowledgeable about preparations and ingredients and accommodating when dealing with patrons with food allergies.

Will everybody be so accommodating when there is less sense of crisis?Second, the chairman thinks the commission can carry out its entire agenda without new legislation.

But she said that Ms. Barnes never turned her away and was accommodating when she attended night school to train for a higher-paying job.

Walk-ins accommodated when possible.

Ms. Forman said she was working with Community Board 7 to ensure that community gardeners would also be accommodated when the garden reopened next month.

Carter now appears to be measuring the success of a prison by the number of prisoners it can accommodate, when any sensible person knows that the true measure is the rate at which prisoners re-offend after their release.

Just as outspoken today as she was in 1964, when she wrote the best-selling novel "Up the Down Staircase," she was happy to accommodate when her alma mater, Hunter College, suggested that with her 70th reunion coming up this past weekend, she might agree to be interviewed.

And Bischke says that, so far, only two people have asked to be removed from Entelo's database, a request the company will gladly accommodate when asked.