He continues: **{:.break one} ** The only Army pants big enough to button around the magisterial paunch left him with a vast, drooping seat behind, a flapping void big enough to hold a beach umbrella.
It's a vast place, yet demand for the cheap, generously portioned dishes always outweighs the supply of seating.
Full of period 1930s features, the vast auditorium seats up to 283 people, with 34 luxury balcony seats.
The universe is a vast, vast place.
In one vast 800-seat amphitheatre, steeply banked rows of impassive students listen to a lecturer mumbling on a distant platform.
To figure out a way to fill the Met's vast, 3,900-seat theater with artistically respectable fare; even the most conservative audiences eventually grow tired of routinely cast Franco Zeffirelli productions of "La Bohème" and "Turandot".
She suffers from severe arthritis and for the duration of the trial in the North Gauteng high court she sat on an orthopaedic chair, much smaller than the vast leather seats of the two assessors on either side.
But the dining room, what would be the living room of a normal house, is vast and seats hundreds.
The translucent quality of the work and the relatively few seats it occupied in the vast church, which seats more than 700, did not interfere with church services, Mr. McCallum said.
Yet there was no lack of space in the vast building that can seat thousands.
