Sentence examples for accommodated young from inspiring English sources

Rush House in Rotherham offers accommodation and support to vulnerable and what it refers to as "inappropriately accommodated" young people.

SERVICE Enthusiastic, accommodating young people.

The ride was designed to accommodate young children as well as teenagers and adults.

"We're building fewer homes than can accommodate young people that need to be housed.

The programme should be flexible enough to accommodate young people's needs.

Many, like Mr. Jeter, are the most courteous and accommodating young people he knows.

There is plenty of space to unfold one of two camp beds – SBH's gesture towards accommodating young children – and Ren toiletries in the bathroom.

The staff of accommodating young men, with bistro aprons tied at their waists, immediately brings a basket of assorted rolls and breads and a free opener.

Less serious, but also worrisome, was your idea, in the early days of your mandate, to lower the voting age to fourteen to accommodate young people who had so enthusiastically supported your candidacy.

His mother pulled chairs on the sidewalk to accommodate young friends of Almonte's and neighbors, with everybody commenting on his perfect game on Saturday, in which he struck out 16 of the 18 batters he faced.

This expansion is crucial to meeting environmental needs but also to accommodating young Americans seeking work in this field: figures from this last summer season show that only one in four applicants to the association gets placed, largely because of a shortage of financing.