The phrase "accommodate dinner" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of making arrangements for dinner or hosting a dinner, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to accommodate dinner for our guests this weekend."
Alternatives: "arrange dinner" or "host dinner".
Grad students need higher stipends, clearer ending dates, the collective bargaining power that comes from unionization, and bigger pockets to accommodate more dinner rolls.
The restaurant included a fine-dining room with only twelve tables, a bar area that could accommodate seventy for dinner, and three flamboyantly large banquet rooms.
Instead of a formal dining room, a motorized glass table sits in the middle of the living area; it is raised and lowered at the push of a button, to accommodate cocktails or dinner.
The restaurant is almost always fully booked, and each of its two daily seatings — lunch and dinner — can accommodate no more than eighty-eight people.
"We see a lot of family reunions, because the cabins' living space is big enough to accommodate 40 people eating dinner, or just relaxing and playing board games," Mrs. Warrington said.
At Rojo's, Mr. Peterson and Ms. Cohen, who oversees dessert and the front of the house, can accommodate up to 28 people; they usually hold dinners there twice a month.
Especially impressive in "Der Rosenkavalier" is the "cheap hotel" of Act 3, a sleekly elegant affair (sets by Rebecca Ringst) that accommodates black-tie dinner guests on two tiers.
+90 286 814 2650, thegallipolihouses.com, doubles from €70 including breakfast, triples from €90 including breakfast, rooms can't accommodate extra beds, four-course dinner €15pp All prices valid for high season mid July - late August.
There are three separate dinner seatings to accommodate attendees.
Ask as many people as you can accommodate to a sit-down dinner, or as many people as your house will hold for a cordial get-together with finger foods and drinks.
