Sentence examples for set out to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Whilst I was trapped in this nightmare of customer 'service', my girlfriend went to the Air France offices, where she was greeted with a queuing system, comfy chairs set out to accommodate weary travellers and three senior representatives who not only spoke English but French and Chinese as well.

The king hopes to stoke anti-Catholic feeling, but as Shakespeare sets out to accommodate his ruler, he finds himself resisting the court's manipulation.

As a book classified "memoir," a subsection of nonfiction, this genre is certainly a large enough category to accommodate what Mr. Frey set out to achieve.

In a bold if lonely environmental stand, Britain's coalition government has set out to curb the growth of what has been called "binge flying" by refusing to build new runways around London to accommodate more planes.

Kodak set out to mastermind the process".

So I set out to find her.

First, he set out to become rich.

I never set out to do this.

Then he set out to change things.

Tacitus set out to describe them.

They set out to learn more.