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The moment they upgrade to a roomier shell, other crabs line up for the vacated one.

The aircraft would be used for domestic flights to carry 180 passengers in a coach cabin roomier than that of a Boeing 737-800.

The D8's unusual shape gives it a roomier coach cabin than the 737.

Also, like the Apple, but unlike the Toshiba, Lenovo offers a roomier, 256 GB solid-state drive for extra money.

Consumers will want roomier cars that are smaller outside, safer cars that weigh less, and better performing vehicles that are affordable.

Airtran and Spirit sell roomier business class seats for far less than most other airlines.

The International Space Station is a bit roomier .

The Masters have "knee-action" front wheels, new all-steel "turret" tops by Fisher Bodies, are longer, roomier, more streamlined.

There's also a $425 per year "annual option" giving you unlimited upgrades to the roomier seats, subject to availability of course.

This assertion implies that bigger brains and roomier pelvises were linked from an evolutionary perspective.

The latter was created to meet Chinese demand for roomier, chauffeur-driven cars.

This may appeal to those who need a roomier car for a weekend trip or a sporty one to impress the opposite sex.

Typically, Chinese customers like longer, roomier cars.

Some now have bigger screens and roomier keyboards.

And the extra height of the cabin makes it feel roomier.

It is certainly roomier than a frigate.