Sentence examples for chamber someone from inspiring English sources

The state has let into its execution chamber someone who was not a member of the official execution team, a doctor who tried unsuccessfully to insert an intravenous line into an inmate's arm.

We were leaving the gas chamber and someone slammed the door on Mátyás.

There were no indoor toilets, so there had to be chamber pots and someone to empty them into the "necessary," and it certainly wasn't the Bennets.

Her Labour colleague Dan Jarvis said she had an "energy, passion and commitment that transcended party politics", was widely respected across the chamber and was someone who was "trusted and instantly liked".

"The popular speculation is that it's a staffer in the chamber, and obviously someone with a very good working knowledge of the Jewish tradition," Jimmy Vielkind, the Albany bureau chief for Capital New York, said the other day of the parodist's identity.

The chambers were informal and it was unclear how many there were; when someone was detained, a chamber would be established anywhere near a building.

Medway Council leader, Mr Chambers, said the suggestion that someone in London should have some authority over the people of Kent has caused a lot of antagonism.

Just over a thousand years ago, someone sealed up a chamber in a cave outside the oasis town of Dunhuang, on the edge of the Gobi Desert in western China.

"I looked at it and the chamber was really torn up like someone had taken a small screwdriver, stuck it in the chamber, and gouged it out.

Someone called it the summer chamber music.

"It was not a celebratory time," someone familiar with the Thomas chambers recalls.