Sentence examples for chamber stuff from inspiring English sources

"Pretty much your typical local chamber stuff," said Mr. Sneden, 49, the chief executive of the Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce.

Photograph by Grant Cornett for The New Yorker While Hanley has a tinkerer's mentality — there's a hyperbaric chamber stuffed behind his couch — he's a dedicated researcher.

While Hanley has a tinkerer's mentality — there's a hyperbaric chamber stuffed behind his couch — he's a dedicated researcher.

I absolutely do not want the Lords to be a chamber stuffed with individuals who have simply been rewarded for services to party politics.

Virginia Woolf wrote of him: "We are in the presence of sublime imagination; now rambling through one of the finest lumber rooms in the world — a chamber stuffed from floor to ceiling with ivory, old iron, broken pots, urns, unicorns' horns, and magic glasses full of emerald lights and blue mystery".

Now we are in the presence of sublime imagination; now rambling through one of the finest lumber rooms in the world — a chamber stuffed from floor to ceiling with ivory, old iron, broken pots, urns, unicorns' horns, and magic glasses full of emerald lights and blue mystery.

Once again, the second chamber is being stuffed with party apparatchiks.

The "hollow" part of the chamber is in fact stuffed with atoms of a metal called neodymium (about 10m of them).

"When it's running," Dr. Moses said, "there's a lot of stuff at the chamber's center".

But an event such as Russert's death and the emotional shock wave it produced put the lie to the notion that this stuff is echo chamber or A-List or whatever.

His quintet's ardent pastoral folk is indeed heart-pumping stuff and their chambers and valves are in fine fettle on this debut – churning out rich instrumentation, nimble lyrics and emotional gales of choruses.