Sentence examples for chamber points from inspiring English sources

The building's crisp, almost militaristic atmosphere bespeaks a seriousness of purpose; and the fact that it houses, as one of its training facilities, the only full-scale replica of the U.S. Supreme Court chamber points to the school's ambitions.

In his writings of the late 1920s and early 30s, Chambers points out, Nash attacked the insularity of British art, and robustly defended abstraction; he was clearly on the side of the experimenters.

So this summer, he ran ads in "Down East" promoting a bargain auction at Chambers Point.

Clarence Randall bought Chambers Point in 1960 for twenty-five hundred dolland and sold it in 1967 to Robert Spickler for thirty thousand.

Describes the concerns of the local people, who did not even realize Chambers Point had been subdivided.

U.S. JOURNAL: ROQUE BLUFFS, ME. about an auction of oceanfront land on Chambers Point near Roque Bluffs, Maine.

By Calvin Trillin The New Yorker, October 30 , 1978P. 151 U.S. JOURNAL: ROQUE BLUFFS, ME. about an auction of oceanfront land on Chambers Point near Roque Bluffs, Maine.

Staff members in the leadership offices from both parties and chambers pointed to the politics, rather than the policy outcome, of the tax cut fight.

By the third year the parade, produced by Ralph Lee who creates costumes and masks… U.S. JOURNAL: ROQUE BLUFFS, ME. about an auction of oceanfront land on Chambers Point near Roque Bluffs, Maine.

Chambers' point is that video on the web today needs to be an adjunct to a web page, not the point of it.

Black dots represent the accumulation chamber sampled points.