Sentence examples for commodious space from inspiring English sources

"It takes an urban environment and transforms it into commodious space for students," he said.

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?

The couple also present concert series, but for these performances the desired piano is moved to the nearby Community Church, a commodious space that can seat 200.

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.

By Lauren Collins 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?

****************** At the New York Theatre Workshop they're happy to reconfigure the commodious space for whatever is lodging there temporarily.

"The need for large apartments (and a great need for small apartments) cannot justify construction of very commodious spaces, when such apartments are proposed only where the white/Yiddish speakers are the sole demographic group for whom the need for large apartments is greater".

The ink is dry on the lease for a commodious Long Island City space, soon to be abuzz with artistic activity.

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

THE artist Wade Guyton works on the edge of Chinatown in a commodious light-filled space with windows looking over the Bowery.

But Mantua is a town built small and neat, a modest, commodious little place, nestling around four squares and tucked into a space between two lakes, named, with a minimalist approach to adjectival language quite startlingly un-Italian, Lago Superiore and Lago Inferiore.