roomy

• “Anyway, the 117s were kind of roomy this time so I tried the 112s and they were too.”

  Cheeseburger Gothic » Burger lite.

• “On the presentation side, cancellations and no-shows have made the program very "roomy".”

  Variety and familiarity

• “Mr. Fukui, who describes the City as "roomy," said it is Honda's "most significant model" in the Indian market.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Honda Seeks to Boost Auto Sales in India

• “Coming into the neighborhood, in the absence of Elwood, the young man, finding so desirable a tract vacant, had at once taken possession; and by the return of the regulator had almost finished a neat and "roomy" cabin.”

  Western Characters or Types of Border Life in the Western States

• “But since she had to dress Lygia's hair first, she put on her meanwhile a kind of roomy dress called synthesis, and, seating her in an armchair, gave her for a time into the hands of slave women, so as to stand at a distance herself and follow the hairdressing.”

  Quo Vadis: a narrative of the time of Nero

• “Also the A3 seemed to offer the impression of "roomy" without really being that roomy of a car.”

  Autoblog Green

• “At the Detroit auto show, General Motors and Ford revealed their comeback strategy for small cars: Adorn them with features seldom seen in domestic econoboxes, such as roomy interiors, computer gadgets, turbocharged engines and sporty sheet metal.”

  Lockergnome

• “It was the kind of roomy, open subdivision, just over the Rockingham County line near Greensboro National Golf Club, where people move for a peaceful country setting.”

  News & Record Article Feed

• “Fred W. Newman, the authority's executive director, said plans call for 26 "roomy" one-bedroom apartments.”

  News from www.rep-am.com

• “Now the Albemarle Sheriff's department owns three Honda Accords, and Sergeant Layman slides the seat back and pronounces the Accord "roomy" and "comparable" to the larger Crown Vic.”

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