Sentence examples for visitors accommodating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Werden said the museum, which charges about $21 for an adult admission, has already seen an influx of visitors, accommodating about a dozen groups as large as 110 people Tuesday.

The art patron Agnes Gund kicked in money for free Friday-evening viewings, and on Mondays, when the museum is officially closed, there were schoolchildren's tours and special visitors to accommodate.

"It seems that visitors can accommodate the presence of the turbines - they will not stop coming because of them," he said.

If not, the beach is easily accessible from any of the resorts, which are generally friendly about accommodating visitors.

The National Park Service is committed to maintaining the seashore in as natural a state as possible while accommodating visitors.

For much of its 140-year existence, the museum's philosophy about attracting and accommodating visitors has been a variation on the "Field of Dreams" mantra: We are the Met, so they will come (and they will be awed).

A visitors' center that was built in 2003 will accommodate visitors Wednesdays through Sundays, with an entrance on Boerum Place.

Accommodating three visitors should not be a problem, she said, since Mr. Boyko's alligators are all female and she has "three lonely bachelors" who should not mind sharing their rooms.

Maximize guest quarters (and skip the pull-out sofa option) by accommodating extra visitors in a pulled-together fashion.

RBSim 2 (Recreation Behaviour Simulator) is a computer simulation program that enables recreation managers to explore the consequences of change to any one or more variables so that the goal of accommodating increasing visitor use is achieved while maintaining the quality of visitor experience.

The George Hotel and Pilgrims Innn was built in the late 15th century to accommodate visitors to Glastonbury Abbey, which is open to visitors.