Sentence examples for uses to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Existing football stadiums could be put to so many different uses to accommodate a decent chunk of the 26 sports.

Winsford has been used to accommodate overspill population from Liverpool.

The proposed short-term facility would be used to accommodate people detained during immigration enforcement operations.

The Asian financial crisis forced its closure, and it's now mostly used to accommodate immigration department staff.

Yet that's exactly what Hamburg's Hotel Gastwerk used to accommodate before it swapped coal for paying guests.

On the way, it passes excellent pubs in cottages that used to accommodate lock keepers, sailors and horses.

"Private … sectors such as the Persian carpet trade are used to accommodate intelligence officers in its structures," the report says.

Everything from soldiers' barracks and empty school buildings to camping sites, shipping containers and sports halls are being used to accommodate them.

New York used to accommodate these projects, but, as the city's mean streets filled with Starbucks, baby carriages, and bankers, producers began heading north on 95.

Dog shows are essentially fashion shows, after all, demonstrations of the many ways that selective breeding can be used to accommodate alterations in taste.

A spokeswoman for New Zealand's immigration minister, Michael Woodhouse, told Guardian Australia this year's 150 places had been absorbed into the total 750 and used to accommodate Syrian refugees.