Sentence examples for wide to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg appears to have searched far and wide to accommodate his campaign staff.

Doors will be four feet wide to accommodate artists' needs, and broad interior spaces will become informal galleries on each of the five floors.

Welbeck, playing out wide to accommodate Olivier Giroud's return from injury, went close in the 26th minute, when Ben Foster saved at his feet, and Aaron Ramsey dragged a low shot wide as Arsenal continued to make the running.

"When someone walked into a place, they were confronted with a magnificent space that had two staircases -- both very wide, to accommodate those tremendously wide skirts and ostentatious apparel.

That law requires all ballots to be 10 columns wide, to accommodate a like number of political offices up for election, and 12 rows long, to list the candidates running for them.

To appeal to the exchange, one building was built low and wide to accommodate a trading floor, while the other is high-rise and was intended for back-office operations of the member brokerage firms.

The eye finds a scudding fog of hand-lettered block numbers and street names, streets blown up cartoon-wide to accommodate them, the blocks themselves shrunken in turn, sometimes to illegible slivers where two fattened thoroughfares cross.

And bars, from front to back, are wider, to accommodate table settings.

The shell is largely unornamented and wider to accommodate the greatly elongated siphons, which can be retracted deeply within its borders.

Fashioned to be wider, to accommodate generous and equitable slices from a loaf, the bread was first baked by John Gendusa at the request of the New Orleans restaurateurs Bennie and Clovis Martin.

It will also be wider to accommodate the thousands of vehicles that drive across the bridge each day.