The phrase "accommodation themselves" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "The students were responsible for arranging accommodation themselves during the trip."
Alternatives: "arranging their own accommodation" or "securing accommodation on their own".
Refuting the "spongers" line Diane Abbott said that only one in eight housing benefit recipients in unemployed, with the majority being pensioners and the low paid who already meet some of their accommodation fees themselves.
Their first task was to find accommodation for themselves for free for a week.
The idea behind the philosophy has good intentions, but it ends up harming a person's ability to leverage accommodation for themselves because it hinders the idea that not everyone can live in the same world.
Speaking by phone from Dubai, where he is attending an art fair, Richard Armstrong, the director of the Guggenheim Foundation and Museum, said, "I've been to the workers' village, and the accommodations in themselves are peerless".
Typically, the authors strike individually tailored deals with travel operators, charging a fee for participating or taking a percentage of the profits plus, in some cases, free accommodations for themselves and family members, Mr. Nadim said.
In the face of potential ruin, journalists have been forced to reach accommodations with themselves: New strictures, new styles, new protocols, new limitations on what is possible are now meekly swallowed.
It's expensive to compete, with technicians having to pay an entrance fee, plus travel and accommodation costs for themselves and their models, but the event's popularity reflects the boggling success of nail art right now.
The national care service would offer assistance with needs such as dressing, washing and moving around at home, but individuals who need to go into residential care would continue to pay the cost of accommodation and food themselves, whether they had taken out insurance or not.
