Sentence examples for accommodate paying from inspiring English sources

Not only is it home to some of the grandest castles in the UK, but many accommodate paying guests.

The old farm house, with its clay tile roof and lovely wrought iron balcony, is now a music school; the barn is being restored to accommodate paying guests.

For the time being, the space, somewhat reconfigured, still accommodates paying guests.

(Others argue that healthy corporate profits show that firms have plenty of room to accommodate pay rises).

So late that it will be 3am on Sunday by the time they lock horns to accommodate American pay-per-view television.

But neither, she said, could accommodate the entire paid staff of 13.

There is growing concern that commercial review boards may too easily accommodate companies that pay for their services.

Sutton's willingness to drop back into midfield to accommodate the Welshman paid off in the previous round as the Englishman starred in the unusual role against his former club Blackburn.

The group also tries to accommodate people who cannot pay for the trips, she said, even if it sometimes means she has to pay for them herself.

To accommodate demand, he has paid for the possibility to buy four more silos.

Usually, the local residents, who are paid to accommodate the adolescent visitors, are very friendly, former participants say.