Sentence examples for early to accommodate from inspiring English sources

The store closed for business early to accommodate the recital, at 6 p.m.

Mr Kirkwood announced that they would finish early to accommodate a sound check for the show, and the man who has made much of his career in impersonating important political leaders.

At 11 30 p.m. Monday night, she saw on Facebook that a nearby YMCA enrichment center would be opening early to accommodate children who were missing school — a savior.

Minutes before, an antiques show had moved out, ending its run a day early to accommodate the congregation and its plan to turn the airplane-hangar-size armory into a place filled with warmth, color, calm and spirituality before sundown.

"The estimates were anywhere from 20,000 to 200,000, and they kept coming and coming". Many businesses in Dallas closed for the day, some churches held services early to accommodate marchers, and the Dallas Symphony canceled an afternoon performance.

Every morning it opens early to accommodate a group of "mall walkers" who trudge around its 0.57-mile perimeter for exercise.Artists and urban anthropologists began to note the appearance of mall-based tribes.

High school start times in the United States and around the world have drifted earlier and earlier to accommodate bus schedules, child care and extracurricular activities.

So today the Silverstone circuit, where the race takes place, announced that qualifying will be moved half an hour earlier to accommodate the soccer game's kick off time.

The program start-date listed on your UChicago I-20 or DS-2019 will be early enough to accommodate early arrivals for orientations, AEPP, bootcamps, etc.

And later schedules might result in early dismissals to accommodate athletic travel to games or to special practices.

The forecast is good but that unprecedentedly early start, to accommodate a crowded summer program, tempts fate.