Sentence examples for time accommodated from inspiring English sources

Its path through the streets of Chinatown includes the three-story Edward Mooney House, at 18 Bowery, which may be the city's oldest row house, having in its time accommodated a butcher, a saloon, a brothel and now Summit Mortgage Bankers.

During his time at the University he was for some time accommodated by Prince Maximilian of Zweibrücken, the future King of Bavaria.

In October 2007, a Barco video wall was installed in the Cricket Field End, which at the time accommodated visiting supporters.

Bowlby explained in his 1988 work that the data were not at the time "accommodated by any theory then current and in the brief time of my employment by the World Health Organisation there was no possibility of developing a new one".

Republican leaders in Congress have had a difficult time accommodating these competing visions.

The binary classifications of sports might have a difficult time accommodating the continuum of human sexuality.

Strauss may have had an easy time accommodating himself to power because, deep down, he never took power seriously.

During the final decade of his rule he managed, for instance, to fight against al-Qaeda but at the same time accommodate it.

I imagine that being immersed in Italian, speaking and reading it all the time, accommodating another language in my brain alongside English, may have had some impact on the final editing.

Cinema bookers will have a tough time accommodating all these releases that are faring averagely well, a challenge that becomes trickier with the arrival this week of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones and Elysium.

I find it unacceptable that our Pentagon is said not to be able to protect troops on the battlefield while at the same time accommodating a major overhaul of our intelligence community.