Sentence examples for first to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Since the 1930's, the most glamorous race in indoor track, the Wanamaker Mile, has been run at 10 p.m., at first to accommodate Ted Husing's live radio broadcast.

Somewhat less dramatically, John Tyndall, the Victorian scientist who first discovered the link between carbon dioxide and infrared radiation, drew such large crowds to his lectures at the Royal Institution in London that Albemarle Street had to be made a one-way thoroughfare — Britain's first — to accommodate the carriage traffic.

First, to accommodate phones with zooms or multiple cameras with separate focal lengths, there's a test of… well, predictably, zoom performance.

A settling time of 20 min was selected at first to accommodate the slower settling velocity of the activated sludge and allow the biomass to adapt to the synthetic substrate.

You may want to create a test strip first to accommodate the walls and bottom of the popover tin.

Cabrera helped the Tigers by shifting from first base to third to accommodate the free agent Prince Fielder.

Second, to accommodate heterogeneity among receivers and network paths, we allow receivers to tailor the semantics of reliability.

But they wanted not just a second bedroom, but a third, to accommodate Ross's parents on extended visits from their home in Dorset, England.

After Iwamura committed only seven errors and had the best fielding percentage (.975) by a rookie third baseman in 70 years in 2007, the team switched him to second to accommodate the rookie Evan Longoria.

The Mets will continue discussions with Arn Tellem, the agent for the Japanese shortstop Kazuo Matsui, but they are unsure if Matsui wants to play in New York and they have reservations about moving José Reyes from shortstop to second to accommodate him.

These outsourcing agents typically load up in mid to late second quarter, then surge during the third to accommodate back-to-school and year-end holiday demand, both consumer and enterprise.