accommodate somebody with something

The idea that you can accommodate people with these special needs in large units.

The school began to accommodate students with various learning capabilities.

The house was very small and could accommodate just over six students, with one priest in charge.

The dining room of the new structure was able to hold 500 people at a time and accommodate them with good food.

The place is designed to accommodate small dinners with friends, usually no more than two or four at a time.

"It was something I wanted done, and they accommodated me with two years."

The home accommodates 98 residents, with an average age of 84.

This is not the sort of thing movies accommodate with ease.

That is more than enough to accommodate several pages with images and text.

A. Most bed & breakfasts can't accommodate families with small children.