Six coops there accommodate almost a thousand birds, including show homers and flying homers, show flights and flying flights, show turbits and flying turbits, and a variety of Viennas, nuns, helmets, tippets, and monks — about forty breeds in all.
Indeed, the proposed site along the Road to the Future is not being considered for a future settlement partly because of a lack of village consensus, said Akira Oikawa, the head of reconstruction in Minamisanriku, the town that oversees Babanakayama, even though there is enough land there "to accommodate all the houses".
"What we're trying to do is get an inventory of what space is available so if there are companies looking for temporary space, we know what's there to accommodate them".
You're not there to accommodate the yeast.
The city's Board of Elections placed it there to accommodate the format of new electronic voting machines.
Most of the bars are there to accommodate the loneliness of men, laborers from Latin America far away from their families.
The bar is to the side and up three steps from the dining room, with space there to accommodate musicians; larger bands play in the main dining room.
The owner wants to dump five feet of fill there to accommodate a rolling driveway and a house in a low-lying section of the property.
This spring, the Waterfront Commission of New York Harbor, a state agency meant to combat corruption, published a report saying that up to 40 percent of all workers at the port were there to accommodate breaks and relief.
The date line, created at an international convention in 1884, is an imaginary line drawn roughly north to south along the 180-degree meridian, zigging and zagging here and there to accommodate the needs and demands of the nations along its route.
Still, because many of the weddings take place at the western end of town, a cove where the commercial section of town ends and a less crowded beach starts, the council found it necessary to place more portable toilets there to accommodate wedding guests.
