Sentence examples for chamber manages from inspiring English sources

When he turned 84 in May, he said that of all his accomplishments in Hollywood, he was most proud of three things: the Hollywood sign, which he and the Chamber of Commerce worked to preserve; the Walk of Fame, which the chamber manages; and the Hollywood postmark.

And in the event that happens, it's really a failure only if the Chamber manages to get blamed and loses clients as a result.

After all, within the space of one day last week both chambers managed to pass a bill that included the short-term reauthorization the Federal Aviation Administration and three other healthcare assistance programs, at the 11th hour and despite unresolved debates swirling around them, by attaching them to hurricane relief and stripping out contentious elements.

He made so many phone calls each day that a dedicated switchboard was created in the executive chamber to manage Mr. O'Byrne's ever-lengthening call list.

That's because Speaker John Boehner agreed to allow actual democracy to work in the chamber he closely manages.

The Times' Mark Olsen called "Ex Machina" a "sci-fi chamber drama that manages to be tactile, cerebral and gripping, crammed with big ideas while also feeling like an engagingly twisting thriller.

Illustrious lieder and chamber music recitals manage to fill Wigmore Hall as well as countless venues round the country.

She has also arranged concerts for chamber ensembles and managed such artists as the mezzo-soprano Jan DeGaetani and her pianist, Gilbert Kalish.

It's been so slow that North Dakota's chamber of commerce managed to stir up a tizzy by resurrecting an old proposal: dropping the "North" and becoming just plain old "Dakota" -- to make the place seem less cold and more hip and inviting to tourists and businesses.

The council had previously approved a "beer garden" requested by the chamber, which was managing the fair with an $8,000 budget as part of its contract with the city.

"Italy is not taken into consideration by American investors at the same level in which they consider productive investments in other European countries," Enrico Sassoon, the chamber's managing director, wrote in an introduction to the report.