Sentence examples for chamber goes from inspiring English sources

In the newer case, MTE v. Hungary, the Court's lower chamber goes the other way on nearly identical facts.

The echo chamber goes so far back that the show has trained me how to expect events and when.

A deposit of bones in the entrance chamber goes back to the Pleistocene epoch, which lasted from 2.6 million to 11,700 years ago.

Once the air in the chamber goes into the cabinet, it will travel in such a sequence: Firstly, air with ambient temperature is inhaled into the cabinet at the bottom, and then goes through the condensed water room.

This plan to "neuter the Chamber" goes beyond the Kerry-Boxer climate bill, involving President Obama's full first-year agenda on health care reform, climate change legislation and regulatory reform.

During the oocyte arrest in prophase I, the egg chamber goes through most of its development, including the dumping of nurse cell cytoplasmic contents into the growing oocyte during stage 11 (Spradling 1993).

Almost all speeches in the chamber went unheard, even in it let alone beyond it.

Labour has a proud record of demanding a democratic second chamber going back to our first Labour party leader, Keir Hardie.

When the speeches stopped, the few senators who remained in the chamber went up to Mr. Packwood, instead of avoiding him as they had in recent weeks.

A few seconds into his speech, the television screens in the chamber went dark as cameramen from the government broadcasting company shut off their equipment.

There were more than a few losers to emerge from the Open, the first in line being Congressional itself, softened into wimpiness by a bit of rain that left people wondering where the tournament's traditional torture chamber went.