Sentence examples for has ever accommodated from inspiring English sources
According to Neil Sheehan, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the only other plant that has ever accommodated gas and nuclear power simultaneously is Oyster Creek, in rural Lacey Township, in southern New Jersey.
With their help, at least sixty witches had been deposed and jailed by the end of the month, more than the Massachusetts prisons had ever accommodated.
I began to realize while writing and remembering that memory is a neural muscle, and once you begin to stretch it, it grows to accommodate everything that has ever happened to you, often things you might prefer to forget.
Huge man-mountains heading for the burger bar – I have no idea what airline they travel on but none that I've ever flown with would accommodate them.
"Perhaps I was loading a far heavier cargo of expectation onto the creaky old boat of matrimony than that strange vessel had ever been built to accommodate in the first place," she writes, in one of the padded sections that threaten to turn "Committed" into a philosophical foray.
There are, for instance, many more people than I would have ever imagined who seem able to accommodate their schedules on a weekday afternoon for something like "To Be Loved," an aggressively lugubrious piece about a distraught monk embattled by grief and sexual ambivalence.
"Well, if you look at my contract, I accommodated them more than any player ever in history ever accommodated anybody.
I asked if they had ever discussed the possibility that the law would someday accommodate four-parent families.
"The place of comedy in society has changed – so maybe we are more accommodating of it than we have ever been in the past.
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