Sentence examples for which will accommodate from inspiring English sources

And he has been directing potential visitors to hotels in nearby Summit, which will accommodate many of the overnight visitors.

The facility, Crossroads, which will accommodate 125 residents, may be the only "green" homeless shelter built from the ground up.

The university plans to begin demolition as early as this summer as part of the expansion, which will accommodate research facilities, housing, retailing and other uses.

The school district predicts that when the new school, which will accommodate 720 students, opens in September 2007, every seat will be filled.

The thirteen-story building, which will accommodate a hundred and twenty-four apartments and has substantial city funding, will be completed next spring.

Oakwood was the trailblazer, and quickly work began on even bigger institutions, such as HMP Berwyn in Wrexham, which will accommodate 2,000 when it opens next year.

Actually, you'd be surprised to see the many ways in which universities will accommodate your needs – even in the most historic towns – provided you do your research before enrolling.

Pfizer itself is constructing an 18,000-square-foot day-care center on a 3.1 acre site opposite its new research center, which will eventually accommodate 168 children.

Thirty-six postudentste students from 14 countries across Africa will study in the first class at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences Senegal, which will eventually accommodate up to 80 students and 20 researchers.

This will come late this year, followed by a 95-HDR (High Data Rate) innovation which will ultimately accommodate megabit transmissions.

"One of the most important amenities is the provision of a primary school which will initially accommodate approximately 210 children aged between four and 11".