Sentence examples for much larger room from inspiring English sources

My much larger room, with its own bath and a private roof deck overlooking a leafy backyard, was $195.

Between the gaps in the ribbon you could see the black gallery walls, so the effect was to create a sort of safe listening enclave within a much larger room.

Sir Andrew Motion says: "It seemed to me it was not simply a book dealing with what it is like to be imprisoned, but there's a much larger room outside the room and that room is the world.

And in the converted house much larger rooms are obtainable.

A portion of the ground floor was set up as a dining room, but the much larger grill room and bar -- several fantastical arched spaces covered in polychrome terra cotta -- were on the basement floor.

"We looked at a much larger locker room, or a much smaller room" where the uniforms could be stored and handed out by a clerk.

There was a large bedroom and a much larger living room, both dotted with what look to be genuine antiques and large, wonderfully florid pieces of furniture, separated by a hallway long enough that you'd have to shout to be heard from one room to another.

Morissette manages to navigate those waters and in a room not much larger than my living room she managed to impress and enrapture everyone in the room.

But in earlier times, the GOP was a much larger tent, with room for a variety of viewpoints.

While a pile of t-shirts might not look like much in a larger room, in your bedroom it could potentially look like a mountain.

Apart from the undeniable benefits of isolation and pristine weather, at the dawn of the 1960s, Vegas wasn't the elephantine fantasy land it is today but rather a small skein of bijou hotels - none much larger than 200 rooms - teetering on the verge of financial ruin.