Sentence examples for generous volume from inspiring English sources

In both models a large roller occupies a generous volume of the sampled pool, the presence of which is not supported by experimental measurements.

As in the Mackintosh building the "basic building block" is the studio or workshop, well lit and of generous volume, that is stacked up to make the building.

Each arrives in its own pot, and with some ceremony you're presented with a generous volume of brothy sauce that's more refined, if more expensive, than what you'd find at other Japanese curry joints in town.

Graciously designed by Marcus Ratliff, this generous volume is a welcome sequel to "The Houses of McKim, Mead & White," by Samuel G. White, a New York architect and a great-grandson of Stanford White, star of that legendary troika.

Each arrives in its own pot, and with some ceremony you're presented with a generous volume of rich, brothy sauce — in your choice of mild, hot or extra-hot — that's more refined, if more expensive, than what you'll find at other Japanese curry joints around town.

It may not be sensitive to say that some, just some, of the writers in this generous volume might have rightfully been relegated to obscurity, but one can't help thinking, at times, that literary history may have passed them over for a reason, just as it has passed over mediocre male writers.

Inspired by the generous volumes of a friend's 19th-century apartment in Paris, Ms. Loum-Martin had the ground-floor ceilings built 17 feet high.

Although much of the gyromitrin may be removed by parboiling with generous volumes of water, consumption is not advisable due to possible long-term health effects there is evidence that even small doses of gyromitrin may have a cumulative carcinogenic effect.

Larvae were then washed five times for 2 mins in generous volumes of HL-3 without calcium.

The eye will probably begin to water and there may be ulceration of the cornea.. Treat the same as for a chemical injury to the eyes: Irrigate the eye(s) with generous volumes of fluid.

"Miss Forrester has a superb voice of generous compass and volume," Edward Downes wrote in The New York Times.