Believing that the tax bill would be too much to accommodate, the family sold the house and what remained of Adam Klein's farm — about a hundred and sixty-five acres — to an investment group from Los Angeles, then discovered that the accounting of the bill had been wrong and they probably could have held on to the place.
One of these wings, as at the later Kedleston Hall, was a self-contained country house to accommodate the family when the state rooms and central block were not in use.
The genus Delichon was created by American naturalist Thomas Horsfield and British entomologist Frederic Moore in 1854 to accommodate the Nepal house martin that was first described by Moore in the same year, and is therefore the type species for the genus.
The recent wave of rapid urbanization generated a specific form of urban development called a 'city village', characterized by the dual urban-rural structure and it initially accommodates the significant housing needs of rural migrants (Lin and Meulder 2012).
Nearby are the Sessions House (accommodating the House of Assembly, the Supreme Court, and the judicial offices) and other government buildings.
In fact, because I had so many siblings, we were constantly switching up rooms, rearranging furniture and changing things up around the house to accommodate the growing family.
The polling station in Marle has been accommodated in the house of the Westhoff family since 1948, and is the smallest polling station for the Dutch general elections in the country.
There is bedding scattered throughout the huge house to accommodate the younger family members who spend their summers at the castle.
*Names Here been changed.
"The neighborhood is quiet and the house accommodates the children," said Mrs. Maiello-Ramirez, 29, a secretary at the Montefiore Medical Center who has lived in the area all her life.
The lot should accommodate the size of the house you want to build; not only the structure itself, but also the driveway and easements (storm drains, sidewalks, sewer access, etc).
