Sentence examples similar to formerly accommodated from inspiring English sources
Even dancing the black swan Odile, where she is all imperious challenge and sharp satire, Lopatkina lacks musical spontaneity, and remains strangely unresponsive to the dancers around her. Her partner, Daniil Korsuntsev, formerly accommodating Lopatkina's remoteness with his own lively expression, has lost his vitality.
Sedimentary basin inversion, the shortening of formerly extensional basins, is accommodated mainly by compressional reactivation of extant faults and fractures across a wide range of scales.
She also opened the White House to groups not formerly welcomed or easily accommodated, including the deaf and the visually impaired, people who did not speak English, the physically handicapped, and those who had work schedules that permitted only evening visits.
It has led to a huge exchange of young students and workers, reintegrated formerly Communist nations of Eastern Europe and accommodated a united and wealthy Germany without a destructive revival of earlier anxieties.
Space has been given to a Pop-up shop for local businesses affected by the recent severe floods, and the jumble sales formerly held in the old fire-station will also be accommodated.
But if it's the most easily accommodated road-related difference faced by transplants like me, a formerly self-servicing Florida native now idly watching the digits flip mostly at the Madison Shell station, it's not the most uninteresting.
To the Editor: The genus Atopobium (1 ) accommodates species formerly designated Lactobacillus minutus, L. rimae, and Streptococcus parvulus (2 ).
But fishermen are cheerfully accommodated.
