Sentence examples for a space that accommodates from inspiring English sources

200 participants often wait to be admitted into a space that accommodates 70, and, like a forced sleep on the hyper active, one has to accept that an hour or two each day will be spent standing in line.

Jazz at Lincoln Center's Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra will perform in a space that accommodates dancing.

Now, Ms. Blanchard pays what she calls a "ridiculously low" rent of $1,600 a month for a 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foott Parispacesthat caccommodatesear the Detroit Institute of Arts.

International insurance broker Arthur J. Gallagher was recognised for its fit out of the Walbrook Building in London, a 5,600m2 space that accommodates around 700 of its staff.

If you could plunk him in wilderness, or on the moon, or on a glacier, or at sea, or out on the Serengeti Plains--that's the space that accommodates his music and makes him feel that he has the proper environment to fit his music.

Sometimes everything just falls into place - you turn the wheel and the car slips elegantly backwards into a space that barely accommodates its length.

The Kentridge show will fill one of the museum's largest temporary exhibition spaces, off the second-floor atrium, the same space that accommodated Richard Serra's colossal spiraling sculptures in 2007.

Nevertheless, that still says amplification will be the norm in a Central Park open-air arena much smaller than the Met auditorium--a space that should readily accommodate the unamplified human voice, particularly when the quite competent accompanist is Vlad Iftinca, alone at a Yamaha.

The plan is to create a space that can accommodate two new stores on Fifth Avenue.

Finding a space that will accommodate a 100-foot silk-screening table will be a challenge, Ms. Saunders said.

It seats roughly 55 in a space that might accommodate more, at tables set well apart from one another.