Sentence examples for living accommodating from inspiring English sources

Avoidance of choice is a device for living, accommodating psychological and economic needs.

Wish We Were builds and builds until really it could only be accommodated live in a sonic cathedral.

Be accommodating.

Accommodation All first-year students can be accommodated by LibertyLiving, a private student halls provider.

He said he had gone into debt renovating the town house, in which he lives, to accommodate guests, and so could not afford to stop renting the units.

On the surface, acceptance -- that is, being realistic about what we cannot change in our lives and accommodating ourselves to those facts -- should be the easiest thing to do.

Often, they spent years living in and even accommodating themselves to foreign cultures, underscoring the fact that the Empire always depended as much upon negotiation and collaboration with local peoples as upon sheer force.

Inspired by the effective organization of living systems structure accommodating heterogeneous information processing and environmental interaction, we propose Perceptual Control Architecture of CPSs, and take Traffic Incident Management systems as the modeling research carrier.

"They were saying what a nice place it must be to live and how accommodating the people here are," he said of the movie's crew, noting that one of the Columbia people asked him, 'How do you get all your drivers to stop and let people cross the street?' " Bank Street was closed to traffic on the first day of filming.

How many living rooms can accommodate a giant duckbill dinosaur skeleton?

In addition to the classroom units previously delivered, UNICEF has delivered eight container-based living units to accommodate 24 school counsellors/guidance centre staff, as well as supplied 190 recreation kits and 190 early childhood development kits, each containing sufficient materials for 50 children.