Sentence examples for have long accommodated from inspiring English sources

Individual hotels have long accommodated guests by cleaning rooms with special products and processes and washing linens in hot water with no or fragrance-free detergent.

Other sites, like the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus, have long accommodated foreign theatrical productions, including Shakespeare's "Richard III," directed by Sam Mendes, last summer.

Urban histories are replete with accounts of those who were once poor and quasi-outsiders, or modest middle classes, that gained ground – because cities have long accommodated extraordinary variety.

A simple two-lane bridge spans the Rio Grande between Ciudad Miguel Aleman, Mexico, and Roma, Texas, sleepy sister cities that have long accommodated a steady flow of traffic back and forth across the border.

Texas has become a national leader in criminal-justice reforms, after having long accommodated some of the worst practices and abuses in the nation.

As a result, Israel, which has long accommodated a Saudi need for secrecy is also becoming more public about cooperation between the two states.

"[I]t is humanity hanging from a cross of iron". More than six decades later, Americans have long since accommodated themselves to that cross of iron.

Some tournaments have long been accommodating, even establishing doggie daycares where fans can visit players' pooches.

IRBs have long required investigators to accommodate patients listed on health care databases who do not want to be contacted to participate in research studies.

While the glossies have long had a reputation for accommodating the designers they cover, sometimes guaranteeing coverage to those who advertise in their pages, a wave of new ventures and partnerships suggests they are willing to go even further by selling the designers' clothes.

Some charter schools have long waiting lists because they don't have the facilities to accommodate these students.