Sentence examples for show accommodating from inspiring English sources

The plans call for at least two lands, the Village of the Sun and the Village of the Moon, as well as an outdoor evening show accommodating as many as 3,000 to 5,000 spectators, and may include a water park and nature park elements.

This show accommodates such study by creating a cat's cradle of telling differences and similarities, proving once more that nothing illuminates an artist's work than something by a different artist.

In her ruling, Administrative Law Judge Rosemarie Maldonado said the department had failed to show that accommodating the beard posed an undue hardship.

The second volume of Essays shows Emerson accommodating his earlier idealism to the limitations of real life; his later works show an increasing acquiescence to the state of things, less reliance on self, greater respect for society, and an awareness of the ambiguities and incompleteness of genius.

MSNBC's decision to reformat the show to accommodate Mr. Scarborough's weakness for expletives surprised many in the cable industry, especially since the show owes its origins to the cancellation of shock-jock Don Imus' ill-fated morning program.

The commercial realities facing the show cannot accommodate airing only two seasons per decade.

But the designer Charlotte Ronson agreed to move her show to accommodate the event.

At one point, the studio had to shut down production on the show to accommodate the delays he caused).

Mr. Devine said that while child audiences had a much different energy, he would never "water down" the show to accommodate children.

At the time she told Sky 1 how she had reworked her show to accommodate her decreased energy levels: "I said, 'You know what, maybe we won't have quick [costume] changes, we'll have slow changes.

So too has O'Brien, as he's taken it out on NBC and Leno, having scornfully rejected a network proposal to move Tonight to 12.05am (effectively making it The Tomorrow Show) to accommodate Leno's return.