The soft-spoken Mr. de Waal, dressed in clay-splattered bluejeans and a white T-shirt, recently showed a visitor through his new studio, a commodious space in an old munitions factory in Dulwich, an area of South London.
Seating is at a dozen or so small tables and at a commodious stainless-steel bar.
On the first floor was a commodious library with floor-to-ceiling bookcases.
Now, we stay in a commodious camp that we rent from Dick Celli of Lenox, Mass.
Once a commodious pasture for worn-out MPs, the committees have in recent years become more independent, assertive and effective.
Bill Bain's office is a world apart, a commodious room filled with antiques and fresh-cut flowers.
In the tradition of camp living, a commodious screen porch 50 feet long was placed along the front facade.
Its cabins, many with a vintage patina, are scattered over a campus that also includes a commodious dining room.
The show's stylistic and physical scope defines ceramics as a commodious, seductive medium with fairly firm limits.
The person who hooked me up with them would only say that "someone" wearing a commodious brassiere smuggled a breeding pair into the United States.
Occupying a commodious space on the ground floor of Chelsea Market, 202 suggests an epicure's version of the old parlor game Animal, Vegetable, Mineral? — Restaurant, Bar, Boutique?
