roomier

Then sell it to the Jews as a new 'roomier' homeland and make a mint.

Army Rumour Service 2009

UCSD satisfied the above desires and was much younger, roomier, faster-growing, and less tradition-bound than Berkeley, which I felt more than compensated for its lesser fame.

Roger Y. Tsien - Autobiography 2009

By then—less than a year after moving from the house in Menlo Park to the downtown Palo Alto office—Google had moved once again, to a roomier office-park facility on Bayshore Road in nearby Mountain View.

In the Plex Steven Levy 2011

The Leeds flagship store is roomier than its York sister shop see facing page, with two floors and one of the best selections of locally produced and small press comics and graphic novels around, including work from the Nobrow Press and SelfMadeHero stables.

Independent bookshops in north-east England 2011

It also would have been a blow to the nonelite travelers who can buy access to the roomier seats for $9 to $109 one-way or pay $425 a year for such an upgrade on all United flights.

United Continental to Expand Economy Plus to Continental Jets Susan Carey 2011

The Fusion Hybrid is cheaper, roomier, and more enjoyable to drive.

Consumer Reports American Top Picks 2011 2011

Currently, United is removing six seats from Continental's 757s to create a roomier legroom area in the front of the coach cabin, an amenity already offered by its United subsidiary.

With Few Options, Continental Could Add Extra Tanks Susan Carey 2012

It's roomier, messier, more tolerant than a short story.

A Conversation with Jhumpa Lahiri 2010

It would be hard to argue that the Corvette is twice as fun, making the roomier, more practical Mustang an easy choice here.

Consumer Reports American Top Picks 2011 2011

"I got used to only having to walk a couple of blocks," said Mr. Staley, who in 2006 moved Roulette's programs to the nearby, and much roomier, gallery at 20 Greene Street though he still lives in that TriBeCa loft.

Making a Bet on Brooklyn Steve Dollar 2011