Sentence examples for it can house from inspiring English sources

The capabilities of the smartphone-sized structure are, according to Walkinshaw, "limited only by the imagination" – even in its tiniest form it can house the components that align, propel and power the satellite, and the slightly larger 5x5x10cm version can include additions such as star-tracking technology or cameras.

Five minutes from the city centre, it can house several productions at a time in its four massive 85-foot-high cells.

It can house 1,600 horses in 38 barns.

Yet with the waiting list for season tickets about 8,000 and the club selling out every home Premier League match, there is no concern that City will have trouble filling the stadium once it can house 55,000 fans.

This record of success is why helping to raise the funds necessary to enhance and expand this remarkable place is one of the main targets of our Homeless Veterans appeal, bringing the number it can house there at any one time to 70.

Secondly, it can house wayside devices which need to be shared by multiple RSTs.

But in Britain, as in Denmark, only when the technology becomes more mainstream and the workforce is trained to install and repair it, can houses such as this become a common fixture on our streets.

It also can house recent arrivals seeking asylum or residency.

It is a space that can house 294 people.

"London is one of the biggest global cities so it will always attract more people than it can comfortably house," he said.

The new arena, which is being revamped so it can also house the NHL Maple Leafs, is expected to be completed in February 1999.