Sentence examples for enough to accommodate some from inspiring English sources

At nearly thirteen thousand words, it's roomy enough to accommodate some favorite ideological tchotchkes.

The site was remote, lacking any direct rail connections, but potentially big enough to accommodate some of Porsche's offices and shops.

As Greece's chief creditors, the EU and the IMF want Greece to adopt flexible labour markets, immediate restrictions on early retirement and a budget surplus big enough to accommodate some debt repayments.

"Any party that's big enough to have the governorships of New York, California, Texas and Florida, a majority in the House, the Senate and the White House, is going to be big enough to accommodate some differences".

Put a piece of furniture at the foot of your bed that is large enough to accommodate some pillows.

When looking for pants, look for a close fit with legs just wide enough to accommodate some cowboy boots.

The national Board of Health saw "no reason" to fall in with Snow; and the miasmal theory was flexible enough to accommodate even some of his purportedly crucial evidence.

Even at $550 billion, the Republican said, the tax package would be large enough to accommodate, with some delays, all the main provisions sought by the administration, including the elimination of the tax on stock dividends.

The place is a clean, plain, modern B&B; the rooms are large enough to accommodate families and some have sea views, there's even a couple of balconies but the rooftop breakfast terrace has the best view of all over the harbour.

I chose the place because next to the 15th-century house itself was a barn, partly torn down centuries ago, large enough to accommodate my library of some 30,000 books, assembled over six itinerant decades.

Subsequently increased slightly, the jurisdictional area is large enough to accommodate the entire metropolis and some of its rural fringe.