Sentence examples for that have accommodated from inspiring English sources

Better yet are Zoe Leonard's smaller shots of tree trunks that have accommodated chain-link fences and barbed wire by growing through, or around, them.

Significant transpression, including the development of dextral strike slip faults that have accommodated between 850 and 2000 kms of translation, characterizes both orogens.

There are now 79 new charter schools that have accommodated more than 40,000 students across the US.

"We're not going to procreate as a couple and while the desire to demonstrate commitment might be laudable, the religious traditions that have accommodated same-sex couples have had to do some fairly major contortions," says Soroff.

Yet although America led the way in "automobilization," there are by now many societies around the world that have accommodated mass ownership of cars without destroying their old cities.

The party has traditionally been a broad church that has accommodated the far right.

Would they accept it then?" The wall is the least that Westchester can do for a community that has accommodated county shelters for years, he said.

An ancient city that has accommodated a growing population since the Romans founded Londinium 2,000 years ago can't provide enough room for these new insatiable demands.

The long-established Kashmiri tradition of tolerance — the pluralism that had accommodated so many different faiths and cultures — was breaking down in the frustration generated by India's interference.

"It is a piece of land that has accommodated the interests of powerful people in L.A. for a long time," said Bobby Shriver, a member of the Santa Monica City Council and one of the people pushing the suit.

As I walked along the boulevard called Bolshaya Polyanka, I could see the House on the Embankment, a vast gray Constructivist pile that had accommodated much of the Communist Party's political and cultural élite in Stalin's day.