Sentence examples for accommodating when the from inspiring English sources

Tom Lamont: Mutya, Keisha and Siobhan (once known as the Sugababes, now known as Mutya Keisha Siobhan) were incredibly accommodating when the Observer sought to half-drown them in a Buckinghamshire river for a photo shoot.

The Moro Naba (king of the nearby Mossis, in what is now Burkina Faso) was even more "accommodating" when the French sent an envoy to propose a protectorate to him: "You must count yourself lucky that I have not had your head cut off," the Moro Naba told the French envoy.

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.

This is a critical insight that must be accommodated when the downstream assay is based on PCR enrichment, as it is for many targeted NGS assays.

But pride makes them less than unceasingly accommodating when foreigners descend, their the-customer-is-always-right ethos jotted onto stolen hotel stationery and pulled, crumpled, out of Gucci bags and fanny packs.

I can only say that I was very polite and accommodating when talking to the French Premier and that our negotiations ran very smoothly.

As applied to America's recent wars, this body of law turns out to be wonderfully accommodating when it comes to the prerogatives of an occupying army.

Statistics show that most employers aren't so accommodating when it comes to the millions of working Americans who are providing care for an aging friend or relative.

But statistics show that most employers aren't so accommodating when it comes to the millions of working Americans who are providing care for an aging friend or relative.

When groups have permits, "the department is pretty accommodating when it comes to street marches," said Christopher T. Dunn, associate legal director for the New York Civil Liberties Union.

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.