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But any change would be too late to accommodate Young now.

The center is expected to accommodate 80 to 100 children.

She looked like the sort of girl who could accommodate him.

The high school has 525 students, but could accommodate 1,000.

Now, the space was going to have to accommodate three people.

We had no room in the system to accommodate those families.

The building is not large enough to accommodate you all.

Will families be moved from one area to another to accommodate them?

I do not know how or where we can accommodate many more.

Since we're not doing anything else at the moment, I thought we might accommodate him.

We have changed over the years to accommodate today's woman.

The school will be able to accommodate 65 students, hospital officials said.

The program's point of view does not accommodate some modern history.

He said there should be enough space to accommodate the growth.

It can accommodate from 20 to 30 patients a day.

I mean, to have your husband accommodate you like that.

It was able to accommodate up to 130 children at a time.

The hospital is open 24 hours to accommodate any special needs.

The school was built to accommodate up to 2,000 students.

It can accommodate more than 1,500 students at a time.

Later, a new church had to be built to accommodate their needs.

This year the city will be able to accommodate 130 people in such programs.

The center is expected to accommodate 260 children and be ready in a year.

That's why the new high schools will accommodate an average of only 500 to 600 students.

Sometimes a new level is added to the house to accommodate the young couple.