Sentence examples for plane to accommodate from inspiring English sources

American Airlines executive Kerry Philipovitch made similar commitments, saying the airline won't involuntarily remove a passenger who is already on the plane to accommodate another passenger.

E trans exhibits a near-planar arrangement of the Rh, N2 and C1 to C4 centres, whereas the C5 position sits well above this plane to accommodate the approach of the C4 H bond to form the β-agostic interaction.

We finished carving the statue of Mohammed, and it looks like a Cubist work, a series of sliding planes to accommodate the projection.

The airline also announced it would be adding additional seats on planes to accommodate the influx of passengers.

This is a dramatic change from the past several years when, thanks to a booming economy, there was such a demand for premium seats that not only were companies paying full fare, but the airlines were adding on more front-of-the-plane seats to accommodate the extra demand.

Early in his term, he moved to reduce the number of journalists accompanying him on trips, at one point requesting a plane too small to accommodate reporters.

After Boeing's early, failed attempt, satellite equipment became lighter, cheaper and more capable, and newer planes are designed to accommodate Wi-Fi gear.

Because the planes were too small to accommodate an actor, a pilot, a cameraman and a camera, Harry Perry, the director of photography, found a way of mounting a camera in the front cockpit so that it could be operated from the pilot's seat.

It's even less likely that cash-strapped airlines (several of which are fighting for their very survival) will retrofit their planes with wider seats to accommodate large customers.

In fact, endosulfan undergoes an isomerization upon adsorption onto the metal, while the viologen undergoes a rotation of the acridinium planes to better accommodate the pesticide molecule.

Each house has its own airplane hangar, and many of the dwellings looked large enough to accommodate a plane in their great rooms.