Examples of 'too small to accommodate' in a sentence
Meaning of "too small to accommodate"
too small to accommodate: This phrase is used to describe a space or place that is limited in size and unable to provide enough room for someone or something. It implies that the area is insufficient or restricted for the intended purpose
How to use "too small to accommodate" in a sentence
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too small to accommodate
The hole is too small to accommodate a hand.
By the new millennium, the church building was getting too small to accommodate its guests.
The community is too small to accommodate hundreds of guests.
The basement of the observatory is too small to accommodate the parents.
If the room is too small to accommodate that length, it needs a smaller television.
Within a few years, the facility became too small to accommodate rising demand.
Its church became too small to accommodate all the devotees who assembled there on holidays.
I took a shortcut and leapt into a stream too small to accommodate me, you might say.
Too small to accommodate a living room or a dining room, she decided to arrange the kitchen.
The theatre was too small to accommodate the guests.
The second wash channels 60 have a dimension too small to accommodate the cells.
The hole's too small to accommodate a hand.
There are some whose jaws are usually too small to accommodate the 32 teeth.
They are too small to accommodate bathrooms but may carry a 'port-a-potty'.
I have a workshop which is too small to accommodate students.
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The house was too small to accommodate a piano, they said.
It is reported that the church was too small to accommodate all the mourners.
If the bathroom is too small to accommodate a washing machine, install it in the pantry.
If a container is too small to accommodate.
His place is too small to accommodate us.
The only problem, the car was too small to accommodate his three kids.
The cathedral was too small to accommodate all the faithful.
However, even that was soon too small to accommodate the faithful.
Most often the jaw is too small to accommodate the eruption of wisdom teeth.
The average bathtub is too small to accommodate two adults.
The synagogue became too small to accommodate the needs of the ever-growing community.
By 1894, the school was recorded to be too small to accommodate all its students.
The lock was also too small to accommodate the vessel.
The waiting room is far too small to accommodate so many people.
But unfortunately the duct is too small to accommodate a man in certain areas.
Sometimes, the meeting room is too small to accommodate the interpretation booths.
The vehicle has a rear seat too small to accommodate a rear-facing infant seat ; or.
However, the parks are too small to accommodate all the non-transforming tanuki.
The ranch had a runway, but was too small to accommodate a large plane such as a Boeing 707.
By 1585, the Żabbar chapel proved too small to accommodate the ever increasing number of pilgrims.
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