Sentence examples for accommodate rushes from inspiring English sources

The bridge's design, which meets highway standards to accommodate rushes of pedestrian traffic simultaneously exiting Pritzker Pavilion events, enables it to bear a heavy load.

In order to accommodate the rush, Orcutt said, the city's Department of Transportation DOTT)—which is in charge of New York's bike lanes needs to prepare those corridors for extra usage.

To accommodate the rush of applicants, schools are hurrying to expand.

How many N.B.A. stars are amiable enough to swing their long legs sideways to accommodate reporters rushing over to Iman Shumpert in the neighboring dressing stall?

Enough people believed it could strike twice at this MotoMart that the store doubled the number of working staff members to accommodate the rush.

Knick teams of the recent past would have politely stepped aside for opponents moving toward the basket, the way that Penn Station commuters accommodate those rushing for a train.

At the edge of the graveyard, the little Tulpehocken Settlement Historical Society is building an addition to accommodate the rush of callers like Wayne and Beth Ilger.

Fujinoya 26 South Central Avenue Hartsdale (914) 428-1203 fujinoyarestaurant.com DON'T MISS THE SPACE Minuscule, unprepossessing dining room seats no more than 20 at tables and 7 at the sushi counter, and cannot accommodate a rush of interest.

He was testing his voice — low, creaky — in an empty office room at a Dubai labor camp, a cluster of indistinct buildings which sprouted up on desert land to accommodate a rush of migrant workers like him.

Many shopping centres and major stores are opening for longer hours over this weekend and early next week to accommodate the rush as more than 15 million people, nearly a third of the country's adult population, plan to  go Christmas shopping this Saturday, according to Barclaycard.

Renaud Meyer of the UN Development Programme said Kathmandu's single-runway airport was struggling to accommodate the rush of aid flights, but teams were delivering supplies as quickly as possible.