That would save "days, maybe weeks of time," the judge said, explaining that otherwise, the lawyers would spend that amount of time in court listening, for example, "to the psychiatrist say he has patients, some of whom are seriously ill, who are dependent on him for care, and if he cannot accommodate his patients, not only will his practice suffer, but his patients will suffer".
I found that surprising, considering the entire first season was essentially devoted to Hannah pining after the frustrated carpenter (he's a carpenter isn't he?) and desperately accommodating his every kink.
Mr. Baragi, the imam, says he tries to accommodate his neighbors.
In short, he accommodates himself to his generation, rejects the tragic, trivializes everything.
He kept having to accommodate his rapidly-growing size by adjusting how he slept on that shelf.
And again, rather than put his foot down, he accommodated her desire.
He designed it to resemble the Dutch colonial architecture he admired and to accommodate his wheelchair — it is one of the first accessible structures designed by a disabled person — and it gave Roosevelt a freedom of movement he enjoyed nowhere else.
His parents have lived apart since he was 9 to accommodate his career.
Instead of seeking new ways around the musical mainstream, he found ways to accommodate his music to it.
At day's end, Judge Rakoff told Mr. Blankfein that he would try to accommodate his schedule but could not guarantee it.
