Sentence examples for makeshift accommodation from inspiring English sources

After the hotels filled up in the summer, people offered makeshift accommodation to the tourists streaming in.

They have yet to come to terms with that loss and many live away from their families in makeshift accommodation near the plant.

Meanwhile, refugees in Sicily are being housed in makeshift accommodation, such as schools and sports halls, with inadequate reception and processing facilities.

Despite the promises of the UNHCR and Western governments, the plain truth about the 4 million Syrian refugees living in makeshift accommodation is that they are facing an extremely bleak winter with only the flimsiest of defences against the cold.

Thousands of people left their homes because of the risk of additional tremors, and many of them were expected to spend a second night on Thursday in tents and other makeshift accommodation.

He then visited a nearby refugee camp, described by the government as a "welfare village", where around 150 families have lived in makeshift accommodation since being displaced 23 years ago.

The residence was first used for a conclave in 2005, replacing makeshift accommodations in the Apostolic Palace, where bathrooms were often far from sleeping quarters.

"I favor war," said Rajendra Prasad, a farmer from the town of Jhalas who has been living for six months in makeshift accommodations in the town of Punch.

As a result, travelers long accustomed to JetBlue's makeshift accommodations at Kennedy may not be aware that all that construction behind the gull-winged T.W.A. terminal is supposed to yield an actual, usable Terminal 5 in six months.

Try to eliminate drinking on Sunday by limiting it to hotels, as did the Raines Law of 1896, and suddenly every bar and saloon in Manhattan is putting up cheap dividers to create makeshift accommodations, ideal breeding grounds for prostitution, which thrived in the era of the so-called Raines Law hotels.

Suddenly all the layers of wallpaper and makeshift accommodations that have accumulated over the years are exposed.