Sentence examples for chamber reading from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes we're guilty of being inside our own echo chamber, reading our own blog posts," said Tim Carpenter of Progressive Democrats for America, which contributed volunteers to the campaign.

It is presented by the Hive Theater company as the first of its chamber reading series.

(Woolfe) The Knights and Wu Man (Thursday) This locavore orchestra, largely made up of Brooklynites and which grew out of late-night chamber reading parties, goes for global flavors in a program with the pipa virtuoso Wu Man.

The system involves an ionization chamber read directly by an electrometer and it was optimized to ensure a good reproducibility through the selection of an appropriate vial, filling volume and source position in the well chamber, as well as monitoring the external background and performing a detailed uncertainty estimation.

In Guildhall Square the crowds cheered loudly as family members ensconced inside the city chambers reading the Saville report, waved copies of the report from the stained glass windows and gave thumbs up signals.

The North Korean diplomats did not comment as they left the chamber after reading out a statement in protest at the event, even as North Korean defectors stood and shouted in their faces.

The big, unanswered question is whether this places us in any more of an echo chamber than reading news directly from our favourite major media brands, or other sources we find for ourselves.

The FLOTAC was closed and centrifuged for 5 min at 1,000 rpm; after centrifugation, the top parts of the flotation chambers were translated and each chamber was read under the microscope.

"All lobbyists must use east entrance to chamber," it reads, adding, "This is west side".

The practice embroiled the British government in scandal in 1844 when it was revealed that the London black chamber was secretly reading the mail of exiled Italian author and activist Giusseppe Mazzini.

Meanwhile Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, visited Glasgow city chambers to read and sign the book of condolence which has so far been signed by more than 650 people, including survivors, children and students.