Sentence examples for was able to house from inspiring English sources

Although the Alcatraz penitentiary was able to house 450 convicts in cells that measured about 10 by 4.5 feet (3 by 1.5 metres), no more than 250 prisoners ever occupied the island at one time.

Although Alcatraz was able to house 450 convicts in cells that measured about 10 feet by 4.5 feet (3 metres by 1.5 metres), no more than 250 prisoners ever occupied the island at one time.

Creating interiors which are able to house a healthy lifestyle.

"This will be a permanent structure and will be able to house approximately 100 prisoners," Colonel Hart said.

With the changes, expected to be completed by 2017, the Department of Correction should be able to house 16,500 inmates, Commissioner Dora B. Schriro said.

The vessel, which will be able to house as many as 400 people, is expected to remain on the site for 25 years.

The prison, which is expected to be ready this summer, will be able to house about 100 people, military officials have said.

Relief workers in Ecuador have been working to complete four other shelters, which together will be able to house 230 people.

A vault to be built beneath the adjacent Bryant Park will be able to house more than three acres of books and research materials.

The TreeWifi structures may not actually be able to house birds (yet), but they are fitted with sensors to measure air quality in the city.

Patrick Markee, a senior policy analyst for the Coalition for the Homeless, said Mr. Griffiths was one of hundreds of men the city might not be able to house adequately this winter.