Sentence examples for another chamber from inspiring English sources

Asked if he would liken public participation to "another chamber" in Parliament, Mr Bercow said: "I don't know whether I would call it a chamber but the idea of there being potentially a simultaneous dialogue between chambers of Parliament and members of the public, seems to me not an idea to be afraid of at all".

Or another chamber piece by Mr. Shepherd.

Another chamber work, Christian Wolff's "Trio for Robert Ashley," opened the program.

In another chamber, Basha operates a computerized model of the Temple Mount.

Feeling my way around, I found that the wall led into another chamber, connected to another.

Is it another chamber like the House of Commons, or is it a revising chamber.

They decided it would elegantly pair with "Dido," another chamber-scale work about female suffering by a giant of English music.

Thomas Adès's wild chamber opera "Powder Her Face" and Britten's "Turn of the Screw," a searing work but another chamber-size piece, will be presented at the Brooklyn Academy in the 2,090-seat 2,090-seatman Opera Howard GilmanwOpera Houseoo big a space.

Looking for consistency in editing clues, I have come increasingly to depend on another Chambers publication, 'Chambers XWD: a dictionary of crossword abbreviations', produced in 2005 by Michael Kindred and Derrick Knight, both cryptic crossword setters of distinction and jointly also authors of 'Cryptic Crosswords and How to Solve Them' (Chambers, 1993).

Blair is a serious feminist, and her conversation brimmed with tales of gender-related slights ("When Tony and I were looking for jobs, they said they had a boy and a girl and they couldn't possibly take another girl, so I went to another chambers, and Tony was taken on").

Hastings first found out when he read the report in the morning newspapers, and was dismayed that he would again have to search for a tenancy at another chambers.