(A generous, well-lighted, column-free room at a subway hub would suggest a big-box store or a restaurant).
If you make a reservation, $70 could get you a generous, well-lighted double room with a balcony overlooking the stylish pool; otherwise, it might cost $93.
Hermione Lee, an English don at New College, Oxford, is a generous, well-informed critic who thinks we have 'a culture of attack in which people make their name by ferocious reviewing'.
Light Horse does — his name is Marco Runanin — and he turns out a line of comfort-food desserts, including a lovely warm apple charlotte; a dense, dark, berry-scented chocolate fondant; a generous, well-balanced cheese plate; and sorbets in flavors like lemon-lime and cassis.
Happily for Bill Clinton, Larry McMurtry is a generous as well as a witty man.
At 82 minutes this is a generous, as well as an enjoyable CD.
It was a cut above usual fast-food fare, and definitely a generous portion, well worth the price, especially given its rarity.
Appearing as Mr. Austen was actor James Cromwell, who viewed his character as "a generous gentleman, well educated and supportive of Jane for the most part.
Having said that, the filling was generous, well mixed and bouncy with flavour.
If that cause then publicised those who were generous well beyond the minimum required of them, it would show that they were not just "in it for the money".
Along with a small fortune, Robert Wintour inherited Huddington Court (a known refuge for priests) near Worcester, and was reputedly a generous and well-liked man.
