Sentence examples for been enlarged to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The cases have been enlarged to accommodate all four pages of the Constitution, and are tilted forward to make them more accessible to children and wheelchair users.

On the cover of Volume 4, created by Janos Tabor, the letter O has been enlarged to accommodate the figure of a smoking man.

It has been enlarged to accommodate more than 19,000 spectators under a roof shaped like a saddle or a crushed beer can, depending on your point of view.

At Frito-Lay's Vancouver, Washington plant, for example, entrances and exits have been enlarged to accommodate large groups of visitors, and microphones and loudspeakers have been located at key observation points.

Every winter he made additions to the theatre – the red velvet seats came from Covent Garden when it was refurbished; the pit has been enlarged to accommodate 60-plus musicians.

The overhanging balcony has also been enlarged to accommodate a more spacious DJ booth which will also double as a sound mixing area for live gigs.

Fire district officials maintained that the building had to be enlarged to accommodate modern vehicles and equipment, and that the current cramped conditions in the firehouse were unsafe.

He played for Southern Methodist University in his home city of Dallas, and twice the Cotton Bowl there was enlarged to accommodate the crowds that came to watch him.

The locker-room was enlarged to accommodate more tables and chairs, although characteristically, the house committee waited until mid-season to do it.

(The first controlled nuclear reaction occurred beneath the University of Chicago's old football stadium in 1942). In 1990, it was enlarged to accommodate mirrors as large as 28 feet.

Some male loricariid catfishes develop elaborate dermal, branching growths and spines around the head; in others, the lower lip is enlarged to accommodate the transport of eggs.