Sentence examples for right to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Willian stands to be switched inside from the right to accommodate Pedro.

It was difficult to pick out a standout performer in such a humdrum game but Juan Mata, deployed on the right to accommodate Januzaj in the No10 role, delivered the best two passes of the night.

More troubling is the positioning of the pedals, which are shifted to the right to accommodate the wheel well.

Keane was shifted onto the right to accommodate Robson, who brought control to United's play.

A natural politician would naturally move right to accommodate this new environment.

"Not only did we translate the sign, but we even went so far as to reanimate Bing Bong so that he points to the letters from right to left, instead of left to right to accommodate certain languages".

Mr. Esteron would have Palestinians renounce their basic human rights to accommodate Jewish ethno-nationalism.

One vote stands between us and the rolling back of individual rights to accommodate the religious right's social agenda and the elevation of corporate interests above everything else.

When I write this out, it sounds like a lot of work, and a bit dependent on finding the right tutor, the right explanation for the slower pace, and the right teacher to accommodate your specific child.

It is filled with Victorian charm right up to its 11-foot ceilings, just the right height to accommodate the 10-foot tree that its proprietors, Harlan and Sheila Tyler, had placed in the archway of their living room -- for easy viewing from the cozy library.

The potoos are the most highly restricted nesters, for they must find a branch or stub with a suitable depression or crevice of just the right size to accommodate the single egg they lay.