reaccommodate造句

• It creates a very challenging operational environment, and challenges for the customer service people, who need to reaccommodate passengers on the next flight out,
• "There's a chance right now that the charter company will be able to reaccommodate them, and at no additional cost to anybody.
• A : " As soon as we know that a flight is being canceled, our reservations agents begin trying to reach customers to try to ` reaccommodate'them,"
• "We'll reaccommodate people in the most convenient way for them _ whether it's mechanical or weather or something else, " said Northwest spokesman Jon Austin.
• Comair, which normally flies 25, 000 passengers a day under the name Delta Connection and is based in Cincinnati, has managed to reaccommodate many of its customers on other airlines, including Delta.
• Tim Smith, an American spokesman in Fort Worth, Texas, at American's parent corporation, AMR Corp ., said Monday the carrier would " work diligently to reaccommodate as many of its passengers as it can on other airlines which will accept American's tickets ."
• In 1993 the first of several major efforts ( each only partially successful ) to reduce street vending in the Historic Center of Mexico City began, with the removal of about 10, 000 vendors from the streets and construction of markets ( " plazas comerciales " ) to reaccommodate them, as well as subject them to tax codes, health regulations and otherwise pay the full " costs of formality ."