It's commodious and complex, with two floors, roughly 60 employees, 5,000 square feet of space, a range of ceviches and grilled meats, that subterranean lounge and a whole separate takeout operation.
The inside is commodious and can easily accommodate a family during a cross-country road trip, all while keeping everyone occupied.
It mattered that Lotte's apartment was commodious.
He also said that Signor Farina thinks American cars are commodious but not road-holding equal to the Italian machine.
McCullers's sigh of relief is almost audible as she writes, "Thank goodness, the house was commodious".
In Thousand Oaks the orchestra pit, the stage, the wing space and the fly space are commodious, a luxury for everyone, particularly the stagehands who are responsible for moving scenery in and out, up and down, onstage and off.
José is a master percussionist, but those are commodious shoes for anyone to fill.
It is plush and commodious, with nary a space-saving innovation in sight.
It was so commodious, I not only had a free rod to fill up with spring purchases, I could also actually dress in my closet.
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.
And it was perfectly commodious living for me.
