With the roomier Clubman, Mini now hopes to interest families.
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How does the crew get a roomier ride to Mars?
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The roomier trunk has a load floor that adjusts for height.
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The customer needed a roomier blazer because he'd put on weight.
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The measure failed, and airlines are showing no inclination toward roomier seats.
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The small increase in size, consequently, gives me a much roomier keyboard.
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It's a much roomier table than you'd typically get on an airplane.
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Instead, it makes sense that carriers would capitalize on these roomier bins.
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Passengers will appreciate the supportive rear seat that is much roomier than before.
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Delta is the first U.S. operator to offer the roomier, fuel-efficient planes.
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Their interiors also got roomier and more luxurious like this 2017 F-250.
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Now the two popular large SUVs are even longer and roomier than before.
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The bigger screen also feels significantly roomier after coming from the 12-inch MacBook.
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Reading articles felt roomier, as if I was using a Kindle or iPad mini.
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The "frunk" is roomier than you might expect; two carry-on suitcases will fit.
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And the Mercedes-Benz GLC222 has a roomier back seat and a lovely interior.
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The roomier Tesla (TSLA) Model 3 has a range of at least 220 miles.
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When Baltimore finally bought new vans, they purchased slightly roomier versions of the old vans.
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The roomier model can also handle the space and weight demands of a big battery.
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In the near-term, some predict car buyers will want roomier, more comfortable interior space.
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He gave the blind dog one eye; the cat's cage became roomier; and so on.
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Aeroplane seats have become ever more cramped—and they are not about to get roomier.
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The PX definitely have a bigger, roomier sound and provide more detail in the lower registers.
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The expedited security perk also comes with an Even More Space ticket for a roomier seat.
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On one day, they wore compression tights, on the other, they dressed in roomier running clothes.
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With gas prices lower, consumers have turned to roomier models like trucks and sport-utility vehicles.
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The roomier ride isn't due to passenger complaints about smashed knees and fights over arm rests.
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The much roomier Honda CR-V averages three miles per gallon better on standard-grade gas.
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Its roomier cabins, with less noise from jet engines, made long-haul travel much more comfortable too.
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A sunroof would have made it seem even roomier, but there wasn't one on this test vehicle.
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At twelve hundred square feet, the digs are roomier, but, "agriculturally, it's still pretty tiny," Laing said.
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Since the extra size was needed anyway, why not add roomier back seats and back doors, too?
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Twenty models are due by 2023, including a roomier version of the Chevrolet Bolt EV this year.
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The Lucid model to be built in Arizona will likely feature a much roomier passenger compartment, analysts expect.
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The CSeries also boasts roomier cabins in a five-abreast layout, compared with Embraer's two-and-two seating.
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Sales of the Cruze had fallen significantly as American consumers flocked to roomier models like sport utility vehicles.
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The Pixel 2 has a 23-inch display, while the 4 has a much roomier 5.7-inch screen.
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While the smoke-filled cabins of the 2190s and 2160s were certainly roomier, air travel was very expensive.
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The straight fit is roomier with a less tapered leg; bigger guys may be drawn to this fit.
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The 570GT is more than just roomier and quieter — it's also a bit cushier to drive as well.
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Like Ford, Nissan is working on a roomier, S.U.V.-like model that it thinks will have wider appeal.
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It is roomier, with a bigger kitchen and different small plates, like crisp salt-and-pepper chicken wings.
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At the same time, the company is developing new electric vehicles and roomier models that American customers favor.
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Premium economy fliers get roomier, more comfortable seats with in-seat power outlets, better meals and priority boarding.
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The roomier bulkhead seating might be an option for some, just be aware the armrests do not raise.
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Until then, get ready to become well acquainted with your knees, because seats aren't about to get any roomier.
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That's roomier than you'd find on most other regional jets and more in line with a workhorse 737 NG.
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Even at the highest end of the market, buyers are preferring roomier S.U.V.s to sedans, coupes and sports cars.
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For those who absolutely must be in the city, the other boroughs are generally cheaper, and the offerings roomier.
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It's generally roomier than a regular shirt since it's made to be worn as a jacket or mid-layer.
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And so does the dining room, which is roomier and more elegant than the words "noodle bar" might suggest.
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Because it's a full $21 more than the Air (and $4003 more if you're considering the roomier 2400GB Air model).
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Its letterforms are a little taller, a little roomier, and—under certain circumstances—more identifiable than the font it replaced.
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It's roomier than it looks, and it has more bells and whistles than you might expect for a $20,000 car.
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Cars will need to be roomier and more comfortable to accommodate more passengers, including wheelchair users or parents with strollers.
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Still, what you often get with an airline's domestic lounge is slightly better customer service, roomier bathrooms and free snacks.
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Wheels Dennis McNabb had just started thinking about buying a roomier car last year when he suddenly had no choice.
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What we've done is sculpt the battery back away, particularly around the rear occupant's feet so it's roomier and more comfortable.
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Whatever the case, one comes to tire of the courtroom rigmarole, longing to return to the roomier vistas of Kafka's mind.
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The team's engines were potentially easier to copy because they were designed not for cramped submarines but roomier land-based missiles.
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But don't celebrate roomier trains quite yet — the system is still teeming with more than six million riders on some weekdays.
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There would be powerful new rockets, redesigned crew capsules, and roomier lunar modules—"Apollo on steroids," as one NASA administrator put it.
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When in decorating doubt, we're often told, you can always count on the bare-bones basics to make any abode feel roomier.
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He generated enthusiasm among Tesla fans when he unveiled Tesla's next car, the Model Y, a roomier derivative of the Model 3.
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With American consumers flocking to roomier models like trucks and S.U.V.s, sales of cars like the Chevrolet Malibu and Impala have plunged.
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While the ID.33 may resemble an updated Golf from the outside, VW says it will be far roomier on the inside.
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The Golden Corral buffet chain last year adopted a roomier look that will eventually be adopted in all 2400 of its restaurants.
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The larger screen, despite its lower resolution, is roomier than the 12.5 despite having the same dimensions, and you get the same performance.
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Sony did this by implementing a new design for the headband as well as new ear cups that are roomier than their predecessors.
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The compact crossover grows longer, lower and wider with 3 more inches of wheelbase translating into a roomier interior and more cargo space.
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There are certainly cheaper, roomier, and heavier options if all you're planning to do is drive up to the edge of your campsite.
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To afford something roomier than a studio apartment, there's a good chance you'll need to find a roommate, like many New Yorkers do.
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London is also working to ease overcrowding by building a new line and buying roomier subway trains, with accordion-style connectors between cars.
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It was also slow to add trucks and sport-utility vehicles to its model line as Americans were flocking to bigger, roomier vehicles.
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The Tesla Model S Performance is comfier, roomier, with a far bigger trunk and frunk, and — despite having fewer screens — offers better entertainment options.
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Its luxury jets seat up to seven people and have engines mounted above the wings, enabling roomier cabins, reduced noise and higher fuel efficiency.
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In the three months since it opened, Agern has made both the train station and the city's dining landscape into roomier, more interesting places.
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Pros: Very affordable, roomier than it looks, two adjustable glass shelves, white matte finish doesn't smudgeCons: Old-fashioned look, no bells & whistles, limited lighting
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With American consumers flocking to roomier sport utility vehicles, Ford will stop selling the Fiesta, the Fusion and other sedans in its home market.
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The roomier scenario of this remake has the potential to yield a decent thriller, but "Superfly" too often prioritizes showy sequences for dubious reasons.
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That's a smidgen more efficient than the Toyota RAV4 but four miles per gallon lower than the average of the roomier Honda CR-V.
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Executives insist it will not be a traditional crossover SUV, but it will be roomier and more comfortable for passengers than any previous Ferrari.
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Plus, their roomier ear cups and broader headband do make the headphones more comfortable, especially if you're wearing them for long stretches of time.
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She immediately said it was roomier and heard the motor strain less as we merged onto the highway than the 2013 model her husband bought.
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Low-cost airlines like Spirit are getting into the game, trying to sell their more expensive and roomier seats at the front of the plane.
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They're claiming testers were able to speed up their typing by between 20 and 70 per cent vs standard Qwerty layouts using Wrio's roomier keyboard.
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AntVenom tried fitting microSDs into these roomier tiles and was able to wedge 13 into each brick without affecting the toy's movements in the slightest.
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Crossovers, which generally combine a roomier SUV body on top of a sedan frame, are one of the fastest growing segments in the automotive industry.
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Premium economy seats are 9673 inches wide, a bit roomier compared to the average economy seats, which are usually between 17.8 and 18.5 inches wide.
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In droves, Americans are turning their backs on family sedans and small cars and flocking to bigger, roomier models like sport utility vehicles and trucks.
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It's roughly the size of a Golf on the outside, but with a shorter hood — since there's no engine — and a larger, roomier passenger area.
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The digitizer is one of the Yoga Book's marquee features and it saddens me to not see it on the slightly larger and roomier Yoga A12.
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The soon-to-be parents are in search mode for a roomier and pricier home ... in the $6.5 million range ... sources close to production tell TMZ.
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Most reviews point to options like the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5, stating they give drivers roomier cabins and offer lively powertrains.
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A larger, roomier home will provide more room for your growing family to spread out — and make it easier to host birthday parties and family gatherings.
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I'm usually a medium, but I sized up on this sweater to a large to give myself a roomier fit — and I'm really glad I did.
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Both mainstream and luxury sedan brands have struggled in the U.S. market as consumers have increasingly abandoned them in favor of larger, roomier SUVs and pickup trucks.
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Ridgeline's unibody structure gives up a ton of maximum towing ability to Colorado and Canyon, but the Honda's cabin is roomier (looking pretty much like the Pilot's).
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Like the rest of the Cirrus lineup, the plane's fuselage is completely carbon fiber, making it extremely lightweight and capable of holding roomier cabins and larger windows.
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With a starting price in Germany of 39,000 euros including tax, the i3 costs almost as much as the roomier Model 3, which starts at 45,0003 euros.
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Instead, she often walks over to downtown Bronxville, which has a lively and nearly vacancy-free shopping district, where Coals, a gourmet pizzeria, is a roomier destination.
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Before he became president, Trump favored a U.S. government plan to move the FBI out of downtown Washington to roomier quarters in the suburbs, Democrats have said.
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I&aposm usually a medium, but I sized up on this sweater to a large to give myself a roomier fit — and I&aposm really glad I did.
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I noticed how far back it sits, giving the impression of a much-roomier car interior, Just below the wood is a dash-wide slot for the ventilation system.
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At a recent meeting with staff, Scott Kirby was asked whether he might consider installing roomier seats on his planes, to gain advantage over competitors that have shrunk legroom.
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It's roomier and often significantly cheaper than a hotel, and we love the fact that it makes us feel less like clueless tourists when we're in a new place.
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It adopts a 116-inch wheelbase, more than an inch longer than that of the old CTS, with the added space being used to provide a roomier passenger compartment.
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Since last June, her just-like-grandma's cooking has attracted a wider fan base in a roomier home that seats 70, less than 10 minutes from the previous location.
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Tokyo's famed Sumida fireworks display at the end of July is normally a crowded affair, but for a roomier experience, head to Takasaki Fireworks Matsuri in nearby Gunma prefecture.
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For Mr. Lindsey, the choice is either pressing his knees into the seat in front of him or spending his own money to secure bulkhead or similarly roomier seats.
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The cans on the Razer Kraken are a little roomier than those on the other two, and their padding is slightly softer as well, but not by a huge margin.
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In particular, the rise of the single-aisle, long-distance jet involves revisiting years of industry marketing about the benefit of roomier cabins to counter jet lag on long trips.
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Even so, if you're willing to spend the money, the new MacBook Pro's improved keyboard, roomier screen, and improved audio make it feel like it lives up to that price.
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It's the same concept, but with different (roomier) silhouettes: Swap the chambray top for a boxy, oversized, or longline jacket and trade the skinnies for a cropped, flared-hem pair.
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Last year, Volkswagen added the seven-passenger Atlas, which is also made in Chattanooga, and redesigned the midsize Tiguan to make it longer and roomier to appeal to American consumers.
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The Rockwell Group, the architecture firm, was given the job of evoking the old address in a space that is much roomier, without the narrow passageways and sunken dining room.
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Laurie Thompson, the zoo's panda biologist, carried Bei Bei from a small enclosure to the roomier Panda House, which is filled with bamboo and toys, early on Saturday for public viewing.
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Also, because tournaments can last eight hours, fans will be able to stretch their legs in a roomier-than-usual concourse dotted with bar stations, food vendors and a merchandise store.
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Audiences already familiar with Will Eno's "Thom Pain (based on nothing)," which has been revived by the Signature Theater, may find this Stygian space roomier and less oppressive than they remembered.
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" Gagarin may have been short—at just 5'2" tall he claimed the inside of the Vostok was "far roomier than in the cabin of a jet plane"—but he nevertheless had presence.
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The Breville BOV650XL the Compact Smart Oven Stainless Steel has a lot of the same features as our top pick, only it is much roomier and can do more than just toasting.
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WMATA, the public transit authority in Washington, welcomed back federal workers, whose resuming schedule on Monday was expected to ensure trains were full again after a few weeks of roomier Metro cars.
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Mr. Musk, the chief executive, said that the Model Y will be about 10 percent roomier than the Model 3 sedan, have slightly less battery range and come at a higher price.
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An all-new model is coming and it will be bigger, roomier, more lavish yet more fuel-efficient, with a variety of different powertrain options expected to include a first-ever hybrid package.
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The short-sleeved shirt comes with a tear-away tag to ensure nothing will scratch you while wearing the tee and, with a fuller cut, you'll have a roomier fit for ultimate comfort.
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Overall, the Ruffwear Vert offers good coverage with a slightly roomier fit ideal for hard-to-fit and active dogs but still has convenient features like side-release buckles and a leash portal.
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As U.S. consumers have shifted away from traditional passenger cars in favor of roomier, higher-margin sport utility vehicles, crossovers and pickup trucks, automakers have been left juggling production capacity to catch up.
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These fit our Saatva mattress perfectly, but if you do have a thinner mattress, you may find that they are a little roomier than you'd like, causing them to slip around a bit.
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Finally, Alice agrees to marry Teddy—largely to move into a roomier apartment—but he is bewildered by her high-spiritedness and sets about trying to make her behave like a proper wife.
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It has everything to do with airlines' efforts to wring more money from travelers however they can, in this case by monetizing the chance for roomier seats and pampered service that constitute first class.
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Americans tend to favor cars when gas prices are high, and trucks when prices are low, but this time the shift to trucks has been compounded by an increasing preference for taller, roomier vehicles.
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The original house is cozy, with lower ceilings, smaller windows and warm flagstone floors, while the Georgian structure, built in about the 1730s, is roomier, with high ceilings, large sash windows and elegant wide fireplaces.
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He is currently in residence at the Stone (July 4-9), the Zorn-led venue that is in the process of moving from a cramped East Village space to roomier digs at the New School.
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Price: $22,195 - $31,945 "The Legacy is one of the roomier, quieter, and more refined mid-sized sedans — attributes that help it remain as one of our top-scoring models in the class," Consumer Reports says.
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Finally, electric buses are also just a much, much nicer experience — lower to the ground, roomier (diesel engines take up lots of space), not choked with the smell of fuel, and quieter, indeed close to silent.
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Once I loaded my luggage into the trunk and stepped inside, I immediately noticed how spacious the car was, especially in the back seat, where the sloping roof gives the impression of a much roomier car.
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If disembarking from the parking spaces at your complex requires Simone Biles-type gymnastic moves to avoid kissing the next car, perhaps your second stop should be the managing agent's office to ask for roomier spaces.
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You'd think a 23-year-old would want a phone with a bigger screen with more space (and thus, a larger, roomier onscreen keyboard to type on), but Trump probably doesn't, since he's got small hands.
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Upon his launch in 2001, he single-handedly changed the silhouette of the classic men's suit, eschewing the roomier proportions of the '80s and '90s for a cropped and shrunken silhouette that is now a menswear standard.
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Tall people earn substantially more money on average, and so it seems only fair (from this short writer's perspective) that they experience a bit of added discomfort or have to shell out extra for a roomier seat.
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It reflects Delta's efforts over the past six years to divide the economy cabin into even smaller classes of service, from a business-class-lite product with amenities kits and roomier seats, to bare-bones basic economy class.
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That&aposs because Apple&aposs new MacBook Pro, which starts at $2,400 and just launched on November 13, brings two important changes that make it a significantly better work machine: a much improved keyboard and a roomier display.
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But before you start digging out your little zip-up Coach logo wallets (they still sell them by the way!), you'll be happy to know that the new version is a little roomier than the ones from your past.
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The sock-like construction makes the shoes fit snug whether you lace them tightly or not, so if you want a slightly roomier fit to accommodate a wide foot or thicker socks, I'd recommend going a half size up.
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The club moved into the roomier Anoeta in 1993 but the gain in capacity to 32,000 came at a cost, as the running track that hugged the pitch deprived fans of the intimacy their previous home was renowned for.
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Like the Tesla Model 3, the Genesis concept's battery pack would be mounted in a skateboard-like platform allowing product developers to reclaim space normally used for an engine compartment to provide a roomier cabin and a bigger cargo compartment.
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Airbus and Boeing have been promoting new carbon-fibre long-haul aircraft such as the 7873 Dreamliner and A350, which offer roomier cabins and help passengers avoid jet lag by providing a cabin pressure closer to that felt on the ground.
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Airbus and Boeing have been promoting new carbon-fibre long-haul aircraft such as the 787 Dreamliner and A350, which offer roomier cabins and help passengers avoid jet lag by providing a cabin pressure closer to that felt on the ground.
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Although Airbus stresses the 2321s-designed A210 fuselage is wider than the competing 2200 MAX and therefore has roomier seats, it also has a lower cabin pressure than modern long-haul alternatives like the Boeing 787 Dreamliner or Airbus A350.
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Lower hanging within a roomier scrotum, she said that my plums were also more satisfying to handle, like baoding balls—those Chinese chiming balls used for stress relief—and she rather enjoyed the feel of rolling them around in her hand.
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Airbus and Boeing have been promoting new carbon-fiber long-haul aircraft such as the 7873 Dreamliner and A350, which offer roomier cabins and help passengers avoid jet lag by providing a cabin pressure closer to that felt on the ground.
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Although Airbus stresses the 29s-designed A3213 fuselage is wider than the competing 2321 MAX and therefore has roomier seats, it also has a lower cabin pressure than modern long-haul alternatives like the Boeing 210 Dreamliner or Airbus A2200.
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And automakers including Porsche, Volvo and Audi are rolling out competing electric cars at a time when Tesla is at least a year away from the next addition to its lineup, the Model Y, a roomier version of the Model 3.
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WELL BEING Although Airbus stresses the 29s-designed A3213 fuselage is wider than the competing 2321 MAX and therefore has roomier seats, it also has a lower cabin pressure than modern long-haul alternatives like the Boeing 210 Dreamliner or Airbus A2200.
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It is spending heavily to ramp up production in China, build a plant in Germany and finish development of two new vehicles — a roomier version of its Model 3 sedan called the Model Y and a wedge-shaped pickup known as the Cybertruck.
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The highlight, however, is that since Aston Martin designed the chassis to accommodate both four passengers in the cabin and a V211 engine under the hood, it's far roomier than not only its predecessor, the DB211, but also other cars in its class.
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Roomier than a Model 23 but not as imposing as a Model X, the Model Y will eventually seat seven, as demonstrated during the event on Thursday evening when seven black-clad Tesla employees climbed out of the vehicle after driving it on stage.
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Conducted after Smithfield's announcement that it had phased out gestation crates, the investigation claims that the crates remain the norm, at least at the North Carolina farm, including for pregnant pigs and pigs who've just delivered and were supposed to be moved to roomier farrowing crates.
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Emily Flitter AUTO INDUSTRY The 2018 New York auto show opens to the media on Wednesday and to the public on Friday, and while electric cars have been in the spotlight lately, it is roomier sport-utility vehicles that will dominate the stage at the Javits Center.
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The windshield is gigantic, which makes it feel roomier than it actually is, the car's 4.23-60 speed of 3.2 seconds is faster than many roller coaster launches, the lithium ion battery pulls its center of gravity below the middle of its tires making it essentially unflippable and incredibly maneuverable.
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Pazdan anticipates a growth spurt for The Hum and has plans on the simmer to book more one-off female driven shows in roomier venues and eventually abroad, but insists that The Hum's footprint will remain at Greenpoint's Manhattan Inn, prized for its velvety movie theatre chairs and (mostly) organic menu.
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Mr. Harrelson makes Johnson an almost predictably entertaining force, and his performance fills the movie with oxygen whether he's barnstorming through politics, slamming down phones, lobbing obscenities, braying at his staff from a toilet seat or gleefully grabbing his crotch while announcing that his tailor needs to make his pants roomier.
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