Sentence examples similar to it is built to accommodate from inspiring English sources

It was built to accommodate several dozen people and each of its stone bungalows contained five rooms.

The Grand Palais is no stranger to horses: it was built to accommodate them and held equestrian events from 1900 to 1957.

It was built to accommodate 900 students, but only 760 or so are currently enrolled, 42% of whom are poor enough to qualify for free school meals.

After the boat sank, Fanus was held with the other survivors in a newly constructed immigration centre on Lampedusa (it was built to accommodate 800 people, and is already hugely overcrowded).

He noted that the American telegraph system was unprofitable for its first 15 years, and that in the early 20th century many felt that it had too much capacity, partly because it was built to accommodate huge peak loads during business hours.

It was built to accommodate 200.

It was built to "accommodate a comprehensive and valuable collection of the Qur'an and other rare manuscripts", a concept which, according to a regional magazine, is unique in the Persian Gulf region.

It was built to accommodate the Huntington's rapidly expanding collection of American art, but the inaugural display consists of European artworks removed from the Huntington Gallery while that historic building undergoes a long-postponed renovation.

The prison at Apodaca, just north of the major industrial city of Monterrey and about 100 miles from the U.S. border, reportedly held twice the number of men it was built to accommodate and had been flooded recently by members of both the Zetas and Gulf gangs.

Almost 290 children and adults are packed into the facility, 40 more than it was built to accommodate.

No SUV is built to accommodate a mother who needs to load two small children into it.