Sentence examples for bare chamber from inspiring English sources

I went inside the bare chamber and waited for Dawood to follow, but at the doorway she recoiled with a muted cry.

The western section, a kind of nave, is a fine example of a gavit, a dark and bare chamber with stalactite carvings in the vault that served as a burial-place-cum-assembly-hall, a space for worldly business.

Nowadays, about 1000 bare chambers (1200 m2) have been produced and used for BESIII MUON, and the rejection rate is only 1.5%.

A guide is beneficial, particularly at the underground cities, as they can explain what happened in the bare stone chambers.

The posturing in the scarlet-carpeted, wood-paneled Parliament chamber laid bare the political crisis that has shaken Kenya, which until last month was considered one of the most stable countries in Africa.

Using C-SPAN coverage of Congress as a model, with chefs at a lectern reading recipes in a monotone before an empty chamber, this bare-bones presentation would preserve the First Amendment rights of the toque-wearing agitators, but would temper their stainless steel resolve.

On top of that, no amendments at all would be in order, so the vote would be up or down by bare majorities in both chambers of Congress.

Lizzie Clachan has turned the Royal Exchange stage into a distressed echo-chamber filled with bare wooden tables, while Imogen Knight's imaginative choreography uses the attendant spirits as a phantom presence echoing human longings.

In the National Assembly, the president's allies, who once dominated the chamber, now have a bare majority.

In subcostal views, a right pleural effusion can also be visualized besides the right cardiac chambers, extending over the bare area of the liver (Fig. 1d).

Two socialist backbenchers said they would henceforth sit as independents, reducing the party's parliamentary majority to a bare minimum of 151 seats in the 300-member chamber.