The inside is commodious and can easily accommodate a family during a cross-country road trip, all while keeping everyone occupied.
José is a master percussionist, but those are commodious shoes for anyone to fill.
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".
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.
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.
They are made use of to lodge regimental stores, working and intrenching tools, etc. "It is generally allowed that this is the most commodious and best built fort in North America.
"The museum is monumental, and this was a complete transformation," he said in an interview in his commodious office, housed in a red brick villa with views of the museum.
This was the case on Tuesday when he joined members of the Leipzig String Quartet and the double-bassist Timothy Cobb in Alice Tully Hall for a warm and commodious reading of Schubert's "Trout" Quintet.
Standard class is so commodious we felt we had fetched up in first by mistake.
