Sentence examples for banking chamber from inspiring English sources

Logan Brown, under Mr. Brown and his partner, Stephen Logan, occupies a converted 1920's banking chamber with giant Corinthian pilasters, polished wooden floors and dark green banquettes, improbably located in a Southern Hemisphere red-light district.

On the contrary, the building seemed the last word in worker comfort, from its 100-seat ground floor theatre and Wales banking chamber, to its top floor 400-seat cafeteria with uninterrupted views for 70 miles in each direction and gleaming Gaggia coffee machine.

In an era of A.T.M.'s, e-trading and bank mergers, owners must find new tenants for the glorious but anachronistic banking chambers of the early 20th century.

Originally built in 1897 as a hotel during the gold rush period of Western Australia's history, it was converted to banking chambers and offices in the 1980s and now accommodates offices and banking chambers of the Bank of Western Australia Ltd. (BankWest).

At the time of its transformation into banking chambers in the 1980s, considerable amounts of nostalgia and acclamation of its place in Perth were reflected in the local media.

Half the legislature is chosen by the public and half by a variety of interest groups, including banks, chambers of commerce, trade unions and lawyers.

This time, he heads to City Hall, to a former Beaux-Arts and Art Nouveau bank on Chambers Street that will, no doubt, be converted into a fun house.

The papers and magazines in Austria belong to businessmen or to banks or chambers of commerce with official links to the various parties, and they are expected to serve their owners' interests.

The bank and the chamber do not appear to have directly solicited the spylike services of HBGary Federal.

The Senate's version of the bill passed out of the chamber's Banking and Agriculture committees, and is presently under consideration on the Senate floor.

Anyway, yes, Lord Freud knew the very food banks of which the chamber spoke: he's a fan: "Local provision that reflects the requirements of local areas is absolutely right.