The dash took me past a cosy rug in front of a woodburner, past a huge swallow-you-whole couch, and past a Bose sound system piped into the walls, next to a 50-inch plasma TV.
It's easy to feel like an ant in a huge swallowing big city.
A huge people-swallowing couch lolls against a wall.
Still, the huge estate swallows crowds easily (a hefty $32 admission is required to visit the 250-room mansion and grounds), and I didn't feel rushed or hassled as I poked my way through room after room of Louis XV furniture and paintings by Whistler, John Singer Sargent and Raphael.
So I took a huge risk, swallowed my pride, and moved home in my 40s to live with my parents.
A huge avalanche swallowed up a luxury mountain hotel in central Italy after a series of strong earthquakes rocked the area, burying up to 30 people under tonnes of snow and debris, officials said on Thursday.
The economy has made them less inclined to swallow huge annual losses.
The world didn't open up a huge hole and swallow the Giants far away from home.
Adult fish can be 48cm long, with oversized jaws that allow them to swallow huge prey items.
Burns likes to swallow huge subjects whole — American subjects — and this year he brings us "Prohibition," the story of the 14-year misrule of the 18th Amendment and of the decades-long temperance movement that preceded it.
But according to a concurring opinion Gorsuch wrote last year, the doctrine empowers bureaucrats to "swallow huge amounts of core judicial and legislative power" and to "concentrate federal power" in a way with which the framers of the Constitution would have disagreed.
