Sentence examples for chamber may be from inspiring English sources

But events in the conference chamber may be a lot calmer than seemed likely a couple of weeks ago.

Living in that echo chamber may be pleasant, but it can also make a leader prone to errors.

"The differences in this chamber may be too deep right now to pass a comprehensive plan to fight climate change," the president said.

The drying chamber may be rectangular (the size of a living room), conical, or silo-shaped (up to five stories high).

The president invokes the "C word," but — as Kate Sheppard of Mother Jones noted on Twitter — only in describing what Congress hasn't been able to do: The differences in this chamber may be too deep right now to pass a comprehensive plan to fight climate change.

Earlier opacification of a distal chamber may be an indicator of intra or extra-cardiac shunt.

Abnormalities of the heart chambers may be serious and even life-threatening.

Where the traffic is dense, duplicate or multiple chambers may be required; in long chambers intermediate gates allow individual vessels to be passed.

The water-saving basins, with an elaborate system of culverts and valves to divert water to and from the chambers, may be the project's most technologically challenging part.

Without knowing, however, where the caterpillars pupated, it would be foolish to look upon these as signs of early spring or of unusually mild weather; insects which take refuge in greenhouses or other artificially warmed chambers may be forced like early rhubarb.

Though sometimes quite distinct, the carpels are most often united in a 3-chambered female structure (pistil) in which each chamber may contain an ovule or in which 1 or 2 chambers may be reduced or apparently lacking, the pistil then appearing to be 2-chambered or single-chambered.