Meanings of very commodious in English

To me this plan of building recommended itself as being very commodious.

They are not very commodious, but infinitely preferable to the carts.

The Dooty there has a very commodious house, flat roofed, and two stories high.

The residence is very nice, very commodious, and is at some distance from the road.

There was no place near it very commodious for accommodation both of vigil and concealment.

My mother's room is very commodious, is it not?

The infirmary is very commodious.

Mr. Kelly is now finishing a very commodious house, on a scale of some magnitude, with piazzas around the whole.

The building included a very commodious residence for the manager, and here Mr. Geach took up his abode with his family.

The rooms for students seemed very commodious, and Dr Johnson said, the chapel was the neatest place of worship he had seen.

This high ground would have been a very commodious situation for a fine palace; as from its edges is a very distant prospect.

General Hurlbut was in command there at the time and had his headquarters tents pitched on the lawn of a very commodious country house.

Three-quarters of an hour, in a very commodious railway-carriage, brought me into the centre of the town, when a most interesting sight presented itself.

Safe, however, though not pleasantly, we arrived on the opposite shore; when we found a gardener and a very commodious garden-chair waiting for us.

The habitations, nearly all built of wood, were very commodious, and furnished with the neatness sometimes found amongst our European farmers in the easiest circumstances.

Then immediately she reached the very commodious palace of man-slaying Hector, and within she found many maids, and in all of them she excited grief.