Sentence examples for accommodate the enormous from inspiring English sources

The museum will stay open until 10 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday to accommodate the enormous -- and enormously patient -- crowds hoping to see the pen work of the old master.

I understand that the proposed memorial will not be able to accommodate the enormous numbers wishing to visit, and it is going to be necessary to request tickets weeks in advance.

University support services have been squeezed for resources – this may be partly due to reductions in staffing, posts being frozen, or not being increased to accommodate the enormous growth in students requiring their services.

In an interview at The New York Times, she said she hoped to bring the show to Broadway next, but that there were only four or five theaters – out of the 40 houses on Broadway – that have the vast fly and wing space to accommodate the enormous physical production and puppetry, which cost more than $30 million in Australia.

Small world, you keep thinking, and eventually it might occur to you that something deeply peculiar is going on here: the world of "Tom Bedlam" shrinks just when you'd expect it to be expanding to accommodate the enormous, grave events of 1914 to 1918.

She told with great emphasis a story about her mother, who remembered falling and breaking her teeth on the steps leading into the courtyard of a lost family home, steps that were tall and broad to accommodate the enormous tread of a riding elephant.

The ten-enzyme pathway accommodates the enormous isomeric complexity of HCH.

Shared spectrum access [4 9] facilitates efficient utilization of the available spectrum in the 5th-generation (5G) and beyond networks and will become unquestionably mandatory in order to accommodate the predicted enormous wireless traffic explosion.

Lights, chimes and clock were all turned off in March 1999 to accommodate the rehabilitation, when an enormous scaffold began to cocoon the tower.

The larger one, which became Mr. and Ms. Walentas's new home, received an airy, tiled addition with walls of windows, a peaked roof high enough to accommodate the horns of an enormous stuffed moose head, and French doors opening onto a pool.

A complex piece of software like Macromedia Director involved a couple of humongous volumes and required an enormous box to accommodate the books (which took up a fair bit of space on my shelf).