Sentence examples for commodious home from inspiring English sources

The first renovation transformed the brownstone into a relaxed and commodious home for the Websters and their two young children, with rental apartments on the top two floors.

A commodious home, well located, is even more inviting to guests if it's not your only dwelling, if you, like a pilgrim yourself, come to the house once a year and are simultaneously living there and on the lam.

Their respective girlfriends, Dorabella and Fiordiligi, who are sisters, live in a commodious home of bright stucco walls and cream-colored drapes and wear pastel pants, smartly casual shirts and spiky heels -- the kind of look Carmella Soprano aspires to.

As early as 1882, he designed "a modest but commodious home of stone and brick" on South State Street for Dr. Victor C. Vaughan.

In 1915 The Times reported that Coca-Cola Co. was constructing a "commodious" new home for its operations, replacing an older facility on San Pedro Street.

Largely with his own hands, Mr. Schneider took a building that was ready to collapse and reassembled, repaired and restored its elements to create a commodious dwelling.

He offers to move the couple and their daughters out of their run-down flat into his commodious house, and he offers Oliver a job.

That being said, the theater is a much more commodious place for the writer.

Modern office buildings sprang up, as did commodious private homes, many with spacious garages to house luxury cars.

Their commodious Victorian house in Montclair quickly filled with pictures of the family vacationing there.

Naturally they shared other likenesses: social prominence, deep pockets, commodious apartments, household staffs and no allergy to drink.