Sentence examples for as accommodations for from inspiring English sources

It will have classrooms as well as accommodations for overnight passengers.

This standard applied to scheduling of work on Sabbath days, as well as accommodations for those required to wear religious garb.

Two are in private hands; the rest are owned and maintained by the Woodstock Guild as accommodations for artists, musicians and writers.

The developers of Desa Seni, an eco-resort in Canggu, a few miles north of the popular beach town of Seminyak, bought 10 traditional teakwood homes from islands around Indonesia and shipped them to Bali to use as accommodations for their "village-style" hotel.

After days of chaos, it emerged that the children who didn't want to be homeless once the camp was torn down needed to sign up at "the containers" — several hundred fenced-in shipping units that had served as accommodations for families.

Same goes for airfare to upcoming meets (often international), as well as accommodations for coaches.

Encompassing 1,500 new homes for university staff and a further 1,500 houses for private sale, as well as accommodation for 2,000 postgraduates, the development includes a state primary school, run by the university's education faculty.

A stone's throw from the main mountain biking centres, as well as spectacular walking and climbing, it's normally used as accommodation for those participating in one of the owners' outdoor activity courses.

Paul Deighton, the Locog chief executive, told ITV that the increase was because the scope of G4S's work had vastly increased and it had to meet new costs such as accommodation for the staff.

We were on the outskirts of Persepolis, next to the tent city which the Shah of Iran erected as accommodation for world leaders (at a cost of $20m) for a massive party in 1971 to show off the splendours of his country to the world, and celebrate 2,500 years of the Persian empire.

There was also a commitment to use the education department's property as accommodation for academies.