Sentence examples for could accommodate on from inspiring English sources

However, the need is greater than we could accommodate on one visit to Africa.

"They are set up that afternoon for another concert, with a cellist, and the only thing they could accommodate on short notice was a strictly stand-up performance".

IOWA CITY — Like an airline overselling a flight, the University of Iowa extended admission this year to several thousand more applicants than it could accommodate on campus in this fall's freshman class.

So if you stow your guitar in the bin, flight attendants cannot remove it and require you to check it, "even if the space taken by the musical instrument could accommodate one or more other carry-on bags," the rule says.

The robotic arm that A.P.L. had designed could accommodate sensors on its fingertips, and, though Scheuermann did not have the right implants to use the feature, Copeland would: two additional Utah arrays, embedded in his somatosensory cortex.

The case centred on whether or not there had been adequate consultation with local authorities about the number of children they felt they could accommodate, and on whether the Home Office had failed to move with the "necessary speed" to relocate children to the UK.

We were at the Poilâne "manufactory" — Lionel's word for a place that could accommodate hand production on a large scale — in Bièvres, a suburb of Paris.

Mr. Atwater spoke to them briefly, said Steve Messinger, a spokesman for the group, and repeated his assertion that the party could accommodate diverse views on abortion.

It had side roads which could accommodate the traffic on market days.

Last-minute options for July 27, for example, included a jet that could accommodate six passengers on a flight from Miami to West Palm Beach, Fla., for $536.43, or less than $90 per person.

The land was bought from the former governor in 1994 just as parcels that could accommodate very large homes on large lots started becoming scarce in northern New Jersey.