Sentence examples for Community chamber from inspiring English sources

EAST MANHATTAN COMMUNITY CHAMBER FESTIVAL, Third Avenue, from 66th to 86th Street.

The Summer Seasonals are a mixed-voice community chamber choir, based in Cambridge, Massachussetts.

At first I had thought it would be a "solo voices" kind of novel, one solo after another, but now it has evolved into, not a symphony, but more of a concerto for a community chamber orchestra.

"We are confident that Kristine's skills and experience will serve the Chamber of Commerce well, and we are glad to have her on board to execute exciting changes and oversee the development of great partnerships within the business community," Chamber President Chris Keller said in a statement.

"The business community, the chamber included, were opposed to a one-sided benefits increase," said Wendy Block, the Michigan Chamber of Commerce's lobbyist responsible for health policy and human resources initiatives, and unemployment insurance.

Peabody students are engaged as substitutes in the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and are also regularly employed by other metropolitan and community orchestras, chamber groups, and choral ensembles.

The reason is that if you are active (attending all the events and contributing to the community) the chamber will prioritize your business when they allocate valuable resources like low-interest loans and grants.

Media captionDecember 2017: Elin Jones said some of Gareth Bennett's remarks had been "particularly hateful" After Labour AM Joyce Watson raised a point of order on Wednesday objecting to Mr Bennett's remarks, Ms Jones said: "Some of the comments were particularly hateful to the transgender community". "This chamber is not a platform to demean citizens of Wales.

The company adapted the old gas station and café to act as the community's chamber of commerce and visitor center while preserving the building's architectural features and historical authenticity.

Amateur theatrical groups are widespread, as are community orchestras, chamber-music societies, and guest artists.

Community organizations, chambers of commerce, local newspapers and religious organizations often provide information and/or funding.