Sentence examples for accommodate a meal from inspiring English sources

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "We hope schools will be given the help and support they need to deliver such an ambitious and well-meaning project within a relatively tight timeframe, particularly at schools which may need adaptations and equipment to accommodate a meal service.

This receptive relaxation of the upper part of the stomach to accommodate a meal is partly due to a neural reflex that is triggered when hydrochloric acid comes into contact with the mucosa of the antrum, possibly through the release of the hormone known as vasoactive intestinal peptide.

We hope schools will be given the help and support they need to deliver such an ambitious and well-meaning project within a relatively tight timeframe, particularly at schools which may need adaptations and equipment to accommodate a meal service.

The proximal stomach initially relaxes to accommodate a meal and the antrum then grinds solids to a small particle size (1 2 mm), before the chyme is pumped across the pylorus, predominantly in a pulsatile manner (4).

To accommodate a big meal your stomach has to expand from the size of a fist to around 2 litres.

If you've got a favorite restaurant, pick somewhere you'll be able to have a good meal, accommodate a large group, and hang out afterward for drinks, if necessary.

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.

Although this does not make the cat eat more slowly, it means her stomach is less full at each meal and can accommodate a certain amount of air before causing her to vomit.

I know his favourite meal is a hotdog, sliced lengthways to accommodate a Cheesestring, covered in more cheese and dotted with pepperoni and baked in the oven.

I know his favorite meal is a hotdog, sliced lengthways to accommodate a Cheesestring, covered in more cheese, dotted with pepperoni, and baked in the oven.

The military will accommodate a kosher, halal and vegetarian diet for troops, but no meals ready to eat (MREs) – which deployed soldiers rely on for breakfast, lunch and dinner – are totally plant-based.