Sentence examples for originally accommodated from inspiring English sources

Usually, the left gets little credit for how tremendously accommodating they were during that debate, so it's nice to see the President acknowledge that the point of contention eventually became the public option and the way he screwed over everyone who had originally accommodated him.

Built in 1927 by Alexander Beer in the function-over-form style of New Objectivity, it has served many purposes throughout the years, originally accommodating 300 pupils learning Hebrew and traditional arts, then becoming a base from which Jews were deported to concentration camps in 1942, and finally being used as a military hospital until the end of World War II.

Since 2004, the helmet sported a white diagonal line with a white vertical line in the zone of the German Flag colors (originally to accommodate sponsor AMD), but then these lines remained in the Suzuka 2006 design.

The ride will also be built about 20 feet farther off the road than originally expected, accommodating a request from county planners who wanted it clear of the right of way below.

Froome's presence in Sky's team meant a minor rejig as Sir Bradley Wiggins could no longer be accommodated as originally planned; with his eye on the world time trial championship, Wiggins might well have left the race in the final week, but if Froome were to be pushing for the win, Sky will need every body they can muster at that stage.

Originally designed to accommodate 1,500 people, the camp's existence sparked tensions with the residents of Oria.

Dadaab, in Kenya, originally built to accommodate 90,000, now has 367,855 refugees, making it the world's largest refugee camp.

Behind its plain whitewashed front lies a vast, cave-dark room originally intended to accommodate light machinery and a few nameless sweatshop workers.

Built in 1919, it was originally designed to accommodate the Ducks football program, but the track team has called it home since the 1920s.

Originally built to accommodate the draughtsmen working on the new cathedral, construction was completed in the late 13th century, and it claims to be the oldest purpose-built hotel in Europe.

The raised areas of the roof were originally designed to accommodate large vehicles and also to provide light monitors, the vertical skylights that suffuse the interior of the building with large amounts of natural light.