Sentence examples for chamber of more from inspiring English sources

Supporters want the upper chamber of more than 800 peers and bishops replaced by a "senate" about half the current size, made up of members elected for 15 years by proportional representation.

On Thursday, a British expert in 3D printing and a ballistics expert separately warned that building a gun from the parts could be lethal to the user, because the physics involved in firing a bullet – with pressures in the gun chamber of more than 1,000 atmospheres, and temperatures of over 200C – could put catastrophic stresses on the plastics used it its construction.

New York-based Genger presented her site-specific, large-scale art work, featuring colorfully-lined chambers of more than 1.4 million feet of painted, hand-knotted rope.

If he is right, a chamber of treasures more magnificent even than the tomb of Tutankhamun awaits discovery.

"And while the law imposes no restrictions, at the moment I will not be going into the State Duma, believing it inappropriate to remain the speaker of the chamber for more than two terms in a row".

The chamber, a federation of more than 3m businesses, is the newest entry into the growing legal battle being waged by numerous factions in courts across the US over whether the drivers are independent contractors or employees, and what sort of benefits and rights they should have.

There is no list of the most luxurious chambers in the state judicial system, of course, but many judges agree that the top job in the Brooklyn court comes with the best chambers of the more than 1,200 in the state system.

Then, as Tennessee businesses heard grumbling about labour shortages elsewhere, the Nashville chamber of commerce backed more in-state tuition.

Alice Stoehr, an American film critic, derides the Razzies as "an echo chamber of received wisdom" more interested in some vague aura of disaster than in weighing artistic merit.

Amid the festival's swirl of chamber sounds, more traditional treatments will be heard.

The Neoclassical composers also turned away somewhat from the orchestra as a medium, finding the forces of chamber music more suitable for their ideals.