Sentence examples for to have accommodated from inspiring English sources

The movie is a much-rumored but hitherto unconfirmed sequel to Disney's 1982 film "Tron," about a hacker sucked into the world of computers that, in those days, were almost big enough to have accommodated the star, Jeff Bridges — who also shows up in the new one.

The Robertses seem to have accommodated themselves to Wall Street's ways.

The vertebral column is differentiated into separate regions, including a lumbar portion that seems to have accommodated dorsoventral flexion (Ahlberg et al. 2005).

These blocks are bounded by fold-thrust belts and strike-slip faults, which we interpret to have accommodated these block rotations during the Cenozoic.

He decidedly took advantage of the power he had over his pupils but as often seems to be the case, the real scandal is how the system seems to have accommodated an abuser, or at least ignored crimes that should have been made visible.

Their marriage has survived because they have accommodated themselves to the strengths and weaknesses of each other.

I feel like we were always Mom and Dad" — but they have accommodated themselves to the change.

The smaller size would have accommodated up to 95% of women, she adds.

Previously, hominids had accommodated to environmental challenges by emigration or by adapting existing technologies to new uses.

Up to three men appear to have been accommodated in the guard's room.

So we know we need to have an accommodating culture for young and creative talent.