Sentence examples for boat accommodating from inspiring English sources

The captain, Albert McCormack, uses a small boat accommodating up to five, and charges $35 to $65 a person.

The tiny boat, accommodating just three or four cars, doesn't have a schedule; it leaves when it fills up, whether that takes five minutes or all afternoon.

The compact boat accommodates a kitchen, lounge, three cabins and two bathrooms, an aft deck, a sun deck and a spacious wheelhouse.

The three-hour trip on long, narrow boats accommodating 150 to 200 passengers is offered four times a day through Oct. 7 and costs $11.25 (at 72 pence to the dollar).

He wrote that it saved the work of five hundred annual labors, annual costs of up to 1,250,000 strings of cash, and increased the size limit of boats accommodated from 21 tons/21000 kg to 113 tons/115000 kg.

Party boats accommodate bigger groups of anglers and charge a flat, per-person fee.

"You'll pay for twelve?" he asked, although his boat would accommodate only six.

Although the boat can accommodate 22 guests, we were 17.

A basic rule is to choose a boat that accommodates two more than are in your party; that way you won't have to convert the dinette to a double bed.

An Islip town marine park with a beach on the bay accommodates boats and bathers.

Shaped like a giant C, it has a remarkable 130-foot cantilevered overhang, suspended over an interior pool of water that can harbor boats and accommodate swimmers.