Sentence examples for accommodation called from inspiring English sources

It said it saw improved accommodation, called the Labour City, being built for 100,000 workers.

I stayed mainly in a type of accommodation called a hostal, not to be confused with a youth hostel; it is more like a pension or guesthouse.

Royal visits to Southampton were quite common, and additional royal accommodation, called the King's House, was built outside the castle.

Eventually, the story shifts from the past to the near past, when Kathy, Ruth and Tommy have left Hailsham for some more dilapidated and cheerless accommodations called the Cottages.

George, whose style is to lead by accommodation, has called for a reappraisal of the role of C.E.O.

The Joseph Rowntree Foundation has also highlighted the increasing unaffordability of rented accommodation and called for greater investment in social housing for young families.

More permanent accommodation is called for and the pigs hire a hilarious team of "beaver builders", equipped with hard hats and a keen appetite for peanut butter sandwiches.

They form elaborate intracellular accommodation structures called haustoria, which maintain an intimate contact between fungal and plant cells over a prolonged period of time [ 5].

Inmates may learn about a positive test by being moved accommodation or called to an appointment with the HIV specialist, whereas others described being called to the medical facility with the assumption that this meant the result was positive when in fact another issue was to be addressed., All 17 interventions report the number of infections identified.

This change to bring the image of an object upon the retina is called accommodation.

The ability of the lens to adjust from a distant to a near focus, called accommodation, gradually declines with age (a condition called presbyopia), often requiring correction.