Sentence examples for accommodate school from inspiring English sources

Kaleta and Platten worked this year with another couple, Sue and John, dividing up the twice-daily visiting and feeding duties to accommodate school runs and other commitments.

For a woman with children, there can be few other jobs which so easily accommodate school pick-up times, assemblies announced at the last minute, and chickenpox.

"Alas, as wonderful as the site is now, most of what you'll experience there now will be changing over the next few years, from the furnishing plan and interpretation of the house, to the uses of landscape and mostly by building a visitor center that enables us to tell the Nathan Hale story more clearly and accommodate school and adult group tours".

It is common at Zidisha for borrowers to take advantage of our rescheduling option to reduce installment amounts for a few weeks to accommodate school fees or medical bills, then to increase installment amounts again once disposable income returns to normal.

42 Focus groups will be conducted using 40 min school periods to accommodate school timetables in a semistructured interview.

Although the French school system has to take on newcomers, an international school doesn't have this obligation and may choose not to accommodate schooling needs after the beginning of the new term.

The Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art, founded in 2001, at 594 Broadway, in SoHo, is open Tuesday to Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. (In the morning, the museum, a nonprofit organization chartered by the state Education Department, often accommodates school tours).

A spokesman for the Education Department said Wadleigh's middle school grades occupy just four classrooms, so there is room in the building to accommodate another school.

With quiet resolve, Ms. Brown envisions a building large enough to accommodate a school.

"We don't select the location," he added, "but we make sure it can accommodate a school".

It's being expanded — not just to increase sales, but to accommodate more school groups and add fellowships for young artists who want to experiment with a printing process that is more than a century old.