capacious

It has a capacious to hold more than 2000 people.

They lay on the capacious bed, and she began to talk.

The room is pretty and capacious, but why were the lights turned up so high?

They must have something up their capacious sleeves to make this idea possible!

It involved a capacious building she had used to dry flowers.

My iPod, by the way, is the most capacious player on the market.

Yet there is still room on his capacious musical plate for more.

But, of course, not everything can be included in even the most capacious historical narrative.

And history was knocking on its capacious rim once more.

The other side of the screen is a capacious bookcase.

When working with digital images, it seems, no computer is ever fast or capacious enough.

All the facts will fit because the system has grown so capacious.

Can I streak my paper with words capacious of the grand conclusion?

She immediately opened her capacious bag and began hunting for the photograph.

The old man pushed an arm into one of the capacious sleeves.

Most were capacious enough to house a football field.

Upstairs there is a capacious conference room and three apartments.

It has five 12-volt power outlets scattered through its capacious cabin.

For those who work with digital video, music or photo files, it can seem as though no hard drive is capacious enough.

Computers always get faster, cheaper and more capacious, usually right after you buy them.

The stories are traditionally told, less capricious and far more capacious.

They were still in an anteroom of this capacious palace.

The capacious, gently curved mouth is placed at the front of the head.

Alas, my purse is not so capacious as those in the upper street.

The Act carves out rather capacious rights for its favored species.