Sentence examples for might accommodate a from inspiring English sources

The larger stalls might accommodate a Lipizzaner, with its tack.

The larger ones in Sperone's front gallery might accommodate a decent-length ode, and they share a format novel even for this iconoclastic artist.

Other schools might accommodate a pupil's wishes to take on a different gender identity, then fail to deal with transphobic bullying that follows.

If a linear park is created in what is now the northbound side of Broadway between Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center, some sites that are now too small for an opera house -- like the Saloon site, now marked for an overbearing tower -- might accommodate a structure that extends into the promenade.

But the borough president at the time, Louis F. Haffen, felt so confident that it would be granted county status that in 1905, he asked Michael J. Garvin, an engineer, and the Beaux-Arts painter and architect Oscar Bluemner to design a structure that might accommodate a county court system.

If a school garden is not a possibility for you, a community garden might accommodate a children's program.

For most of us it's easier to rewrite family history -- to revise and foreshadow so that we might accommodate an otherwise meaningless blow -- than to sustain the reasonable if excruciating conclusion that experience is random, there is no justice, poetic or otherwise.

Noting that "he always has a girl's butt in every Transformers, Pearl Harbor, The Rock", Geist jokingly suggested a moment in 13 Hours that might accommodate such a shot.

She spent the entire season continuing scrambling for extra income in this way — to Jared Jewelers; another restaurant; then back to Ruby Tuesday — anywhere that might accommodate the schedule of an employee who had another "part-time job" wholly consuming them.

Certainly, expansion teams generally find their feet through the rather unglamorous virtues of hard work first, creativity second, and Kreis was never quite able to conjure a coherent vision for a midfield that might accommodate Andrea Pirlo, and, say, Ned Grabavoy.

When considering organisms with limited displacing abilities such as plants, association methods might accommodate quantitative environmental data as a response variable rather than phenotypes, and map genomic associations with climate [ 31– 31].