Sentence examples for accommodate a home from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind that only reasonable costs to accommodate a home to a disabled condition are considered medical care: simply making it prettier or more comfortable doesn't result in deductible medical expenses.

The house was a bungalow and too small to accommodate a home recording studio, so the couple began a year-long search for a larger property, concentrating on an area west of London encompassing the counties of Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

She admits that, in the past, she bailed from relationships, but has "finally found one where I want to stay", and tells me that she's remodelling her Laurel Canyon home to accommodate a family.

Do you need to add on to your home to accommodate a growing family?

Participants also thought that home haemodialysis would not be feasible because they had inadequate room to accommodate a machine at home.

The parcel could accommodate a single-family home, or it could be developed into more than one property if the lot was subdivided, officials have said.

The parcel could accommodate a single-family home, or it could be developed into more than one property if the lot were subdivided, officials have said.

One small house built to accommodate a doctor was already home to half a dozen other health staff, and where would they live if a doctor arrived?

The line boasted floor plans that offered "a home within a home," perfect to accommodate a second generation.

Ken and Diane decided to remodel their home to accommodate an extended family that included 17 grandchildren.

Even the smallest back yard can often accommodate a fire pit, and homes that mentioned them in their listing sold for 25percentt more than those that didn't.