Sentence examples for he can accommodate from inspiring English sources
"Hopefully he can accommodate that role.
The fact that he can accommodate everything from illuminated manuscripts to iPads is typical.
As Bear moves through the story, he grows in size; hence when he has to fight the elephant, he can accommodate it in his stomach.
If you don't speak Arabic, he can accommodate you in French, and will happily escort you to the back of the store, which is packed with blue plastic urns of 17 varieties of honey.
He has promised not to impose a policy of retribution.He even thinks he can accommodate the "securocrats", as Zimbabwe's high-ranking military people and police are known, who have become ever more powerful and rich (from the proceeds of diamonds, among other things) since the sullied election of 2008, and who are now considered Zanu-PF's most important constituency.
At the outset, then, Dali is linked up with celebrity and showmanship, and much of a viewer's reaction to the show rests on whether he or she can accommodate Dali's incessant staginess and his will to keep topping himself.
Between them, they can accommodate about two dozen tenants.
He said he would lease rooms, which can accommodate two workers with the beds removed, for $2,100 a month, or $70 a day.
"With as many as 2,500 displaced people residing in (each U.N). school and an average of 80 people to a classroom, we have exceeded the tolerable limits we can accommodate," he said.
"I'm not sure we can accommodate you," he said.
"I would like to try to suggest to stammerers that you can accommodate it," he added, "that to try to beat it or destroy it isn't the right way because it's a part of you".
