Sentence examples for commodious setting from inspiring English sources

A Jacobean house that had been altered in the mid-18th century in a slightly old-fashioned countrified manner, it made an often cold but romantic, commodious setting in which to bring up their four daughters, Amaryllis, Henrietta and the twins Fanny and Nerissa, and to accommodate Bunny's two sons by his first marriage.

And the Ritz-Carlton, shall I say, is a fairly comfortable and commodious place.

One should not be led to assume that New Yorker is the most commodious plant in the city of New York.

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

The chapel is a very neat and commodious one; the boys occupy the floor of the audience-room, and the girls the gallery.

Less commodious but more picture esque lodgings can be obtained in the homes of villagers up on the hill in Molyvos proper.

It's a commodious rebus of a set, grand for the audience to look at and undoubtedly mazelike for the actors to negotiate behind the scenes; trying to keep track of their comings and goings is part of the pleasure.

As the crowd filled and warmed the commodious ballroom, the stage was set; the room was ready.

"Alveolate, broad, chambered, chasmal, commodious, concave, curved inward, deep, deep-set, echoing, gaping, huge, resonant, reverberant, roomy, sepulchral, socketed, spacious, sunken, vast, wide, yawning".

Habib's Place is colorful and commodious.

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