cavernous

At the cavernous Park Avenue Armory’s Drill Hall, Ann Dowd has not entirely given up elements of the spirit of Aunt Lydia—as any Handmaid’s Tale fan, as one of my theater buddies was, will soon realize.

Gathered in a cavernous underground hotel ballroom in Washington D.C., all the young people were serious and well dressed.

Everyone inside the cavernous O2 arena in East London knew exactly what his complaint would be: This was a Dead Parrot.

Set in a cavernous industrial-style warehouse, Psycle HQ feels like a club you want to be a part of.

Above the matted hair that concealed the jaws and cheeks, blue eyes stared out of cavernous sockets.

In 1971, a team of Soviet scientists was drilling at the site when their rig collapsed into a cavernous pocket of natural gas.

Half hidden by a growth of cactus and tangled vines, yawned a dark cavernous hole.

At times, they would pass some black cavernous entrance to unknown labyrinths, and the frightened thoughts would hurry by.

Great bulks projected, capped by gigantic mitres or diadems, and flanked by cavernous indentations.

Only Abrahamson, his smile broadening, his cavernous eyes alight, was free from surprise.

I mounted the only unsealed Gnomon and shouted down into its cavernous depths.