Sentence examples for antechamber for from inspiring English sources
"antechamber for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a specific purpose or function of an antechamber, which is a smaller room or entryway that leads into a larger room. Example: The antechamber for private meetings was located at the back of the grand ballroom.
Last Resort shows England as a limbo, a grey antechamber for refugees who cannot necessarily expect ever to regain a sense of home.
In large part thanks to Poland's initiative, the European Union's Eastern Partnership has become an antechamber for potential new members, covering not only Ukraine but a number of other "frontier" markets in the neighborhood, including Moldova, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
My attendant let me sweat in a hot antechamber for 10 minutes, then placed me on a ledge under the dome and proceeded to lather, scrub, rinse, rub, knead, shampoo, stretch, step on and otherwise manhandle my naked body.
The Republican cloakroom of the House of Representatives is a strangely narrow room that bends around a corner and hardly seems like much of an antechamber for the barons of American politics.
Consequently, a lot of functionalities that should have been incorporated into XLEAP were either implemented as separate programs, such as ADDLES2 for Locally Enhanced Sampling, and antechamber for the calculations of partial charges and the assignment of atom types, or merged into molecular dynamics (MD) calculation stage as extra points.
Animals assigned to the delay condition were retained in the antechamber for 15 s before the door nearest the food well was raised and they were permitted access to the reward (if they had chosen correctly).
Afterward, I found myself with a few donor-friends in an antechamber designated for photos with the candidate.
Around 5 30, after hair, makeup and more speech editing, Ms. Leive was standing in a relatively calm sectioned-off antechamber designed for a photo-op greeting with the honorees and presenters before they ran the gantlet of the red carpet.
A beam duct with an antechamber scheme for high-current accelerators was designed and the test chambers were studied experimentally.
Chanel Bracey, 19, a sociology undergraduate at the City University of New York, works in the Bill Blass Public Catalog Room, the antechamber of Room 315, processing call slips for desired books.
These men and women imbued with love for the teaching profession, of that desire to transmit their knowledge, but also their values; those who ensure that the notion of the education community is nothing but the antechamber of the society that we want for tomorrow, made of responsible, emancipated citizens.
