Sentence examples for concrete chambers from inspiring English sources

Concrete chambers, most of them with braided nylon nets inside, have been installed at 13 of the sites since 2005.

What will open next year are the two 30-metre wide and seven-metre high concrete chambers.

The original wooden pier was destroyed by fire in 1947 and was rebuilt, with a two-story building, five years later atop three hollow concrete chambers, or caissons.

But if you've been to somewhere like Pompeii, where you can truly step back into the past, into the real streets and houses of the ancient world, then Evans' bland concrete chambers and imitation frescoes are evocative only of B-movie sets.

Jay Swayze, a Texan, designed the Underground World Home, built inside a concrete chamber, into a patio looking out on a mural of trees, grass, and sky.

He recalls how prisoners were routinely herded into a concrete chamber and required to sleep standing up as an additional form of humiliation.

It is perhaps best told in its words: "She was held in a small concrete chamber on the edge of the small forest in which she was buried.

Outlining the future plans on Wednesday, city officials gathered in the concrete chamber below Central Park; it resembled the bunker of a cinematic supervillain — replete with sump pumps, giant valves and walls pocked with water stains that had aged to a medley of mossy greens.

Trost might as well have been talking about a new themed hotel in Las Vegas as he described what would become of one drafty concrete chamber after another: the New York Yankees martini bar, a steakhouse (NYY Steak), a grill room, a Yankees museum, a year-round banquet hall and a conference center.

An MI6 agent reported that "a concrete chamber was to be built near one of the tunnels for the installation of a tube, 40 to 50 metres long, which he referred to as a 'rocket launching cannon.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Concrete carbonation chamber.