For the first time, the full length of the Mall will be opened to accommodate the crowd.
Two gyms were opened to accommodate homeless people who would normally find shelter on barges in the city.
I attended a number of packed broadcasts, like that "Don Giovanni" in snowy Boston, where other theaters had to be opened to accommodate the overflow crowds.
In 2001, Marco & Pepe opened to accommodate the growing influx of urban homesteaders, and now there are Madame Claude Cafe, the Light Horse Tavern and Thirty Acres, among other notable restaurants.
He said the arts center would stage a variety of theater, dance and music performances, from classical to rock, in a 4,000-seat 4,000-seatater that could be partly opened to accommodate an addindoorl 15,000 spectheatersithatg on the bacouldwn.
Mr. Obama got barely a month into his term before he began a pivot of his own: from a period in which the fiscal floodgates were opened to accommodate emergency economic measures to one in which the focus is more on budget discipline and long-term restraint.
A TRβ structure in complex with an isoform selective drug (GC-24) reveals another mode of adaptation; the LBD hydrophobic interior opens to accommodate a bulky 3′ benzyl extension.
In the Philippines, evacuation centers were opened to accommodate 2,986 people.
In Massachusetts, schools were closed and emergency shelters were opened to accommodate evacuees.
