People enter through a two-door chamber, in which one door won't open unless the other is closed.
They had to use the back entrance on North Moore Street, since the front door on Chambers Street was still cordoned off.
The group has to slice and shoot its way through scores of extras and computer-generated assailants, and dodge trap doors, hidden chambers and scorpions with vocal cords -- they chatter like teenagers on cell phones -- on the way to a showdown with the Mummy himself, Imhotep (the poorly used Arnold Vosloo, who only gets to glower and flex his lats).
Not the least obeisance made he; not a minute stopped or stayed he; But, with mien of lord or lady, perched above my chamber door – Perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door – Perched, and sat, and nothing more.
The front and rear walls and the ceiling of the experimental chambers were made of clear plastic, with the front wall hinged and functioning as a door to the chamber.
Happiness is a cork-lined cocoon nestled cozily in an echo chamber, door welded shut.
Very few visitors rapped at the chamber door to see it.
Behind the first door, the torture chamber; behind the second door, a lake of tears, and so on.
Or you may simply sit at home, alone, rereading "The Raven" and awaiting a gentle tapping on your chamber door.
A FEW years ago, I awoke at 2 30 a.m. to more than a "rapping, rapping at my chamber door".
Beatrice cheerily mocks him: "If cloddishness allowed a leave of tasks, I fear your job behind our chamber door".
