At libraries in Queens, staff members normally accustomed to questioning truants have relaxed their rules to accommodate a sudden influx of children.
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The novelists, accustomed to absolute control over their creations, have had to compromise to accommodate the mosaic nature of television writing.
And retailers must accommodate their customers, who have become accustomed to dining on certain trendy fish in restaurants, and arrive in the market, recipes in hand, to cook them at home.
It reopened in January with a larger and more flexible space, more accommodating to contemporary playwrights not accustomed to envisioning theater in the round.
Ms. Brabner was long accustomed to her husband's irrational fears, screaming nightmares and bouts of sleepwalking and depression, and to accommodating his neuroses.
It's another entirely to enable fussy, picky eaters who are so accustomed to adults thrilling at what they see as some kind of advanced gourmet eating that they bend over to accommodate their kids' every whim.
She's accustomed to that.
CANADIANS are accustomed to immigrants.
Ogdensburg is accustomed to defeat.
