Sentence examples for intends to accommodate from inspiring English sources
No doubt they'll leave behind many irate users who want things to remain the same — and indeed how Microsoft intends to accommodate these legacy users isn't clear.
The Corps was not intending to accommodate nature.
The camp was intended to accommodate eight thousand refugees.
The five-runway hub is intended to accommodate Turkish Airlines' growth for decades to come.
Ms. Lloyd said the university intended to accommodate D'Agostino in a new building.
It now held more than twelve hundred criminals and Taliban suspects, more than twice the number it was intended to accommodate.
Kindergarten, ( German: "children's garden", ) also called Infant School, educational division, a supplement to elementary school intended to accommodate children between the ages of four and six years.
Britain's court service said the move was intended to accommodate reporters and camera crews who had scrimmaged for position at the other courts.
The galleries live on the second floor, up wide and worn brick stairs (a gentle angle that was intended to accommodate Civil War soldiers on crutches).
Behind its plain whitewashed front lies a vast, cave-dark room originally intended to accommodate light machinery and a few nameless sweatshop workers.
The gallery now has more than four million visitors a year, and the original Victorian design was intended to accommodate only a fraction of that number.
