Sentence examples for which also accommodates from inspiring English sources

Raising Arizona falls within that sub-genre, the Sun Belt-located "southwestern", which also accommodates films like Junior Bonner, Urban Cowboy and Charley Varrick.

A replica of the Hudson's Bay Company's Fort Nisqually (1833) is in Point Defiance Park, which also accommodates Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium.

Jackie Prete, a yoga teacher at Equinox Fitness Clubs in Manhattan, recently took a group on a four-day retreat as she does a few times each year to Dai Bosatsu Zendo, a 25-year-old Zen monastery near Livingston Manor in the Catskills, which also accommodates solo guests.

Raised in Missouri, a graduate of Colgate University in New York State, and a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, he was, according to its winter 2010 newsletter, then living in Virginia, which also accommodates the headquarters of the CIA, at Langley, Fairfax County.

The strategy is to sum the computed plastic work (PW) from unidirectional mechanical tests in two principal directions which also accommodates the biaxial interaction strains.

Facebook rented multiple data centers, which also accommodated other companies, he said, making it impossible to customize their facilities to Facebook's needs.

On the tidal river there are also 9 rail bridges and 19 road bridges (most of which also accommodate pedestrians)." Here and elsewhere, the experience of reading "Thames" jars, as if fact-loving Mr. Gradgrind had broken in upon a class devoted to the splendidly unfettered rantings of Robert Graves's "White Goddess".

The widest and most extensive of which also accommodate a small degree of down-slope slumping along the discontinuity they formed.

Lastly, we control for selection at exit with a survival model, which also explicitly accommodates for the structure of our dependent variable.

The soccer fields, which can also accommodate lacrosse, cricket, rugby and ultimate Frisbee, will be available for youth and adult leagues, as well as for private and public schools.

Plans were drafted for what Jay anticipated would be "a dream come true": the collection would be moved to a building in downtown Los Angeles, which would also accommodate a museum and a small theatre where he would regularly perform, as would other artists who appealed to his sensibilities.