Sentence examples for chambers long from inspiring English sources

From the Chambers Long Island-based chamber ensembles are in the spotlight this week.

He also questions whether organic matter can survive in magma chambers long enough to form graphite, casting doubt on the proposed mechanism.

While earlier demonstrations of the device had successfully sent messages between the House and Senate chambers, long-distance transmission was still an open question.

A formal budget conference between the two chambers, long-sought by Democrats, would quickly start work to reach agreement on spending for the rest of the fiscal year.

Kathy Tran (D-Fairfax) sat in the House of Delegates, nursing her 1-year-old daughter in the storied chamber long dominated by men.

You could see Mr McConnell concluding that he had troubled the chamber long enough on the particular topic, whose details I forget.

The chambered long barrow was built around around 3500 BC.

Chambered long barrows were constructed during the Neolithic between 4000 and 2500 BC for the ritual inhumation of the dead.

It's because of the state senate's ability to control the lines for the state senate that the Republicans dominated the upper chamber long after they'd lost their grip on everything else in New York.

Two-dimensional images of the left ventricle will be obtained in the apical (4 chamber, 2 chamber, long axis) and short axis (midventricular and apical) views.

Although patients undergoing echocardiography at our institution usually had a 4-chamber long and short axis measurement of right atrial dimensions, some patients were referred by an external cardiologist or hospital and lacked these measurements.