Sentence examples for a dim chamber from inspiring English sources

Mao lies in a dim chamber, garbed in a grey suit, his sallow waxy face framed by thick black hair bathed in a patch of orange light.

AS A pupil at a minor English boarding school, one of the rituals your correspondent dreaded most was morning chapel: 600 boys and a dozen berobed "masters" crammed into a cold, dim chamber for ten minutes of dreary hymns and prayers.

I ventured through dim chambers housing a cook-chill sequence of pools, their distant vaulted ceilings black with sulphured encrustations, and out into a fabulous warm-water lido bordered by copper-domed, Hapsburg-ochred stateliness.

When Winston Churchill was a struggling student at Harrow, he thought of calculus as a dragon lurking in the "Alice in Wonderland world" of mathematics, its "dim chambers lighted by sullen sulphurous fires".

The Plaza Hotel's Edwardian Room is one of those hushed, dim chambers where everything is so padded and plushy that it seems as if the carpets had carpets.

The tunnel is intersected regularly by dim chambers that probe at upward angles through layers of rock and sandstone into thick veins of anthracite, natural seams of coal that radiate for 30 miles into the hills on either side of the mine.

In a dim room sat a deprivation chamber that Harper's patients use after they've ingested LSD or mushrooms.

The rewarding stimuli associated with this chamber were a dim red light and, after 15 minutes, the introduction of the own nest box of each animal.

Each chamber was illuminated by a dim house light placed on the opposite side of the light bulb.

The chambers were fitted with a dim red house light and two small levers separated 15 cm from each other.

A dim light was equipped on the ceiling of the sound-proof chamber (10 lux at the center of the sensor block), and a 65-dB white noise was presented as background noise.