Sentence examples for be accommodated too from inspiring English sources

If you are traveling with someone, can he be accommodated too?

Capital markets are accommodating too.

Officials say they wouldn't want 100percentt usage, since early estimates for how many visitors could be accommodated were too high and did not predict the long length of stays.

"Each one takes and gives, at once, and flows and rests," the poet wrote, much as many people are hoping Mr. Blocher will be accommodated without too much confrontation.

But that, too, can be accommodated online.

"For those who say it is necessary to see the death, we're accommodating them, too".

These challenges have typically come from the right and self-described "true conservatives," and have been aimed at elected officials believed to be too accommodating, too willing to compromise, or too corrupted by Washington.

Overhead bins are being forced to accommodate too much stuff these days, as passengers try to avoid paying those airline fees on checked bags.

The World Cup may have been expanded to accommodate too many teams but even the weakest possess some ambition.

She's over giving, too accommodating, too generous and too giving.

But some people who have applauded Mr. Spitzer's combative style and ambitious reform agenda wonder whether Mr. Paterson is too accommodating, perhaps too gentle, to change Albany.