Sentence examples similar to accommodate a kitchen from inspiring English sources

The compact boat accommodates a kitchen, lounge, three cabins and two bathrooms, an aft deck, a sun deck and a spacious wheelhouse.

The food was served buffet style to accommodate a small kitchen, but the menu was large.

NEW YORK LIST PRICE: $299,000 BEDROOMS 00 BATHROOMS: 1 INTERIOR: About 360 square feet LOT SIZE: N/A DATE BUILT: 1924 The windows of this renovated sixth-floor studio apartment on West End Avenue and 71st Street face a quiet courtyard.The bathroom has been updated, and the current owners removed a wall in the small kitchen to accommodate a full-size refrigerator.

A long eat-at counter off the open-plan kitchen can accommodate a starting lineup.

There are curios in the cabinets, unfussy ceramics on the console and a kitchen sprawling enough to accommodate a town hall.

I suppose this is why they have come back into fashion as a plutocrat's plaything – in London these days, only millionaires have kitchens big enough to accommodate a larder.

Sadly, the Laurel serves only one or two desserts; its kitchen is too small to accommodate a larger repertory.

One disappointing experience recently might have been because of an overly taxed kitchen and staff, pressed to accommodate a large private function taking place on the second floor.

A shared underground garage has a private door into the kitchen, which is large enough to accommodate a table for informal dining.

CONS: The washer and dryer are in the kitchen, which is too small to accommodate a full-size refrigerator as well.

Kitchens, I should say, for classrooms at the C.I.A. are just that: huge, windowless institutional kitchens, with bulky, no-nonsense metal ranges to accommodate a dozen or more simultaneous meal preparations.