- The countenance of the unexpected visitor was not so much good-natured, as accommodating and ready to assume any amiable expression as occasion might arise. (not reviewed by editor)
- Such gentlemen of accommodating temper and dependent position, who can tell a story, take a hand at cards, and who have a distinct aversion for any duties that may be forced upon them, are usually solitary creatures, either bachelors or widowers. (not reviewed by editor)
- …and fashionable society, had once had good connections, had possibly preserved them indeed, but, after a gay youth, becoming gradually impoverished on the abolition of serfdom, he had sunk into the position of a poor relation of the best class, wandering from one good old friend to another and received by them for his companionable and accommodating disposition and as being, after all, a gentleman who could be asked to sit down with any one, though, of course, not in a place of honor. (not reviewed by editor)
- They had to accommodate various interests to get a majority.
- Can you accommodate me with a rental car?
- they reached an accommodation with Japan
- The scientists had to accommodate the new results with the existing theories
- "I think they`d be quite happy to accommodate you," Mr. Tall said dryly.Darren Shan -- A Vampire`s Assistant
- He is cold, but he moves his arm to accommodate me, like he`s half hold` ing me.David Almond -- Clay
- You`re too accommodating, dear.Arthur Miller -- Death of a Salesman
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