Sentence examples for commodiously available from inspiring English sources

Proof – in any bewigged form – will probably only emerge much later: but proof, in a thumbs-up or -down way, is commodiously available already.

Their desire, made explicit in the preface, was to use as many English words as possible, "commodiously," for the greater glory of God.

There's no need, surely, to go on more commodiously about Rusbridger's brilliance – except that it was his brilliant idea to put Alton in charge of the Observer.

A year or more down the road there may be a way of making the search engines pay rather more commodiously and individually for the content they thrive on.

He quite often shifts into tour-guide mode, as when offering a description of Pompeiian domestic architecture, or explaining that a Roman litter resembled "a vast sedan-chair, more commodiously arranged than the modern".

graduate available".

Available now!

Concessions available.

Anything available?

(Available here).

Available today.