Sentence examples for close to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Many polling places had to remain open after their 6 p.m. close to accommodate many voters who had yet to cast their ballots.

It was hard to believe the scare stories last week about $300-a-night 300-a-night 300-a-night hotel forced to close to accommodate fans and so on, but lo and behold... after our own flight waschoolsed beingree hours, we arrived at our hotel to forcedhey had sold our rooms.

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With a capacity of only 45,000, Liverpool's Anfield can't come close to accommodating the crowds Manchester United packs into its Old Trafford stadium (68,000, expanding to 76,000 this year).

Ms. Gaigala said it was not yet clear if additional hospitals would have to be closed to accommodate the latest cuts.

Between 10 a.m. and noon, Tuesdays through Saturdays, the White House is open to the public, provided it has not been closed to accommodate an official event.

And Forest City Ratner, based in Cleveland, wants to add a new floor to the Stern's store nearby after the department store closes to accommodate a Target store, other retail space and another multiplex movie theater.

Mr. Kalush's warnings came amid a festive scene outside the ABC studios on West 44th Street on Times Square, where crowds built steadily all afternoon, spilling off the sidewalk into Broadway, where one lane of traffic had been closed to accommodate the crowds.

One of the lanes on Massachusetts Avenue had to be closed to accommodate members of the media filming the parade as it passed under the Harvard Bridge.

During the ceremonies it was open to allow for the entrance of the athletes; during the competitions it was closed to accommodate more spectators.

To do this, it is indispensable to organize an evaluation of the cold chain storage capacity, to identify the real needs and to determine the gaps which must be closed to accommodate the new vaccine.