Sentence examples for cluttered chamber from inspiring English sources
Their collaboration leads to one of the book's more hilarious scenes: a visit to the Fair Oaks Retirement Home so that Stephan can interview Caroline's great-aunt Lilo in her sitting room, "a sunny, cluttered chamber that feels like a bomb shelter outfitted by the D.A.R".
The second thing you notice in Judge Korman's comfortably cluttered chambers in Brooklyn Heights is the lumpy, striped Italianate sofa set, which he is pleased to tell you once sat in his parents' living room in the old homestead at 578 Williams Avenue in eastern Brooklyn.
"There is a sense of accomplishment in resolving disputes," he said, sitting back in his cluttered, dusty chambers.
Like most of the rooms in Down House – especially those that overlook the gardens where he studied the struggle for existence among plants and birds – his bedroom is brightly sunlit, the very opposite of the cliche of dark and cluttered Victorian chambers.
Room 9, the cramped reporters' chamber tucked into a former courtroom for inebriates inside City Hall, has been the cluttered home to the city's newsmen and, eventually, women, since the days of Mayor A. Oakey Hall's troubled administration, which began in the 1860s.
"Less cluttered," she said.
The cluttered office is windowless.
They don't want a cluttered table.
It was extraordinarily cluttered," Mr. Roberts said.
"My mind's cluttered," he said.
