It was contained in an elegant, but not capacious, town house rather than a larger country house. |
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I found the suites capacious, the sofas commodious, the sandwiches copious. |
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The three-storey accommodation is easily convertible to a capacious yet intimate restaurant. |
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They don't address the same market, and you simply can't fit numerous albums onto even the most capacious memory card currently on the market. |
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Their tunics and cloaks are capacious and richly colored and, by the trecento, are usually decorated with gold hems and borders. |
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The upper reaches of the deep ocean contain many bathypelagic fishes with a capacious, gas-filled swimbladder. |
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This vision of a human progress at once more capacious and more humble than that asserted by modern Europe goes unelaborated. |
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At a functional level the building is well-situated, it is capacious, and has served generations of local people well. |
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The capacious structure is brick, in Flemish bond, with a three-stage wooden tower. |
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A popular, capacious theatre in the city tempted many a moviegoer on a hot, sunny afternoon. |
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It's easier to do this in the cold weather, when I'm wearing a jacket with capacious pockets. |
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Attorneys and judges in this bland, wood-paneled space all wear capacious robes patterned on the gowns of medieval European clerics. |
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Each time I see Hugh, I remind him that we are a figment of his capacious imagination. |
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Hugh used to say that Howard was a boring little suburban lawyer with a closed and not very capacious mind. |
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Just when he moved into the capacious double-cave system, among the old slate quarry workings of Castle Crag, is not certain. |
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Within minutes the capacious bins around the Zone are brimming with cardboard boxes, soft drink bottles and disposable cutlery. |
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The spiritual commons has never been more diverse or capacious, more open to new fusions of faith and belief. |
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There was the case of Dr James Mackay, widely touted in the early 1990s as the leading authority on Burns and author of a capacious biography. |
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The rumen, the cow's capacious forestomach, breaks down forage plants through microbial fermentation. |
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The nearby dovecote is unusually capacious, with 1,380 nesting holes. |
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Maybe Hirschfeld, who made it up while sitting in a barber chair in front of a drawing board, left a bit of his capacious spirit to inspire the rest of us. |
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Thousands were obliged to go away without obtaining admission, although every available corner of the capacious building was filled up. |
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The plant can receive two different types of mineral aggregate in its capacious divided proportioning hopper. |
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Great seats, tonnes of room front and back and a huge trunk are all capacious positives for the compact car. |
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The downtimes were also kept to a minium thanks to the machine's capacious diesel and water tanks. |
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The boot is equally capacious, boasting up to 500 litres VDA under the parcel shelf with all five seats in place. |
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The city has one among the most suggestive and capacious Arena Beach in Italy. |
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This is achieved not only by the modular cutter bar, but also by the wide impeller conditioner and the capacious design of the mower. |
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The rear end immediately suggests the large loading volume and capacious available space. |
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Their large chromium steel water tank and capacious fuel tank provide more on-station time, even in heavy duty applications. |
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The novel is a simple, capacious, natural, and accessible form. |
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This means that for a guinea you could feed two dozen trenchermen on BSE-free beef, and still have enough left over to fill a couple of capacious doggy-bags. |
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Its shifts from large to small and back, its capacious ingathering of intellectual and political history, make it as rewarding as it is challenging. |
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As we were getting ready to repair to his capacious table, we were joined by Claude Lanzmann, the maker of the film Shoah. |
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Yet I doubt that she will become a capacious judge with wide-ranging interests and intense curiosity. |
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But George H.W. Bush is a man of capacious and unconditional love, so I imagine that carried him through the day. |
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The overall impression is of a man with a warm and capacious heart and an affection for others that sustained his creative enterprises to the end. |
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So it's goodbye to chintzy bedspreads, and hello to pale wood headboards, sultry low-lit bathroom marble, capacious glass walk-in showers and whacking wicker furniture. |
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As she rises from a low chair at which she has been playing the clavichord, she disentangles the folds in the capacious dress which emphasises her tiny form. |
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The drawing room on the first floor was a capacious room with a long gallery in the north front. |
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For this reason, the company's cellar contains a capacious recycling processor in an acidproof concrete tub, where all wastewater is purified and reused as far as possible. |
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This is the first campus, within the International School of Geneva, to offer MYP Technology in the curriculum, housed in a capacious top floor room. |
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He was the chief tragedian of the Lord Chamberlain's Men, with a capacious memory for lines and a wide emotional range. |
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The sickhouse was a cool, capacious, and convenient building, well adapted to the purpose for which it was used. |
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This gigantic New York theatre, with its three capacious balconies, was filled to capacity on Saturday and Sunday night as over 7,000 music fans piled into the venue to see Senegal's main man. |
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William Dudley's gently elegant design places us at the perimeter of a capacious playing space that is duskily lit by Richard Howell in accordance with the gathering heat described in the text. |
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Magyar Agars have impressively capacious ribcages to accommodate powerful lungs and a heart that work together to propel these dogs at high speeds. |
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In the middle a double zipper separate the pocket in two compartments, one more capacious with access from top, the other in the front can be used as a paper holder. |
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The difficulty of dealing with diacritical text on the Internet arises from the requirement for a more capacious encoding scheme to represent diacritical characters than that needed to represent non-diacritical characters. |
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It was for the sheer spectacle and glory of the capacious walls and stairwells of their grand palaces that the great Flemish tapestries of the Baroque period were woven. |
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For the Smithsons the deck access promenade of the overall strategic plan was understood as some capacious carpet, in which their building forms a tassle at the extremity. |
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The largest and most prominent of Russia's bodies of fresh water is Lake Baikal, the world's deepest, purest, oldest and most capacious fresh water lake. |
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From his six-story box of glass, Aune stands shoulder to shoulder with six other controllers, squinting from capacious picture windows over two parallel runways. |
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The hall was fitted up with an amphitheatrical descent of seats towards a platform, on which stood a desk, two lights, a stool, and a capacious antique chair. |
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The African pouched rat forages on the surface, gathering anything that might be edible into its capacious cheek pouches until its face bulges out sideways. |
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