Sentence examples for every chamber from inspiring English sources

Only three Republicans remain among the 12 United States senators from New England, and every chamber of the region's six state legislatures is now in Democratic hands.

Take, for example, a commodity that is prized by every chamber of commerce throughout the land — the good will of vacationing tourists.

Competing against Dr Mahathir has been called Malaysian roulette, which is similar to the Russian version except that a bullet goes into every chamber and the challen- ger takes first turn.All this leaves the opposition parties with little prospect of an upset.

Every chamber of its heart is dark and uneasy, and though Marías brings matters to a close in the final volume, "Poison, Shadow and Farewell," one might say that instead of coming to a definitive point, he has, instead, expanded the unanswerable questions to their farthest extent.

This is the fantasy of Kafka's molelike creature in The Burrow, who, having charted every chamber, passageway and trapdoor of his large and sprawling subterranean territory, realizes that even this is not enough: he has to go outside the burrow, and observe this entire world from just beyond its borders (which, of course, lays him vulnerable to the very predators he built the burrow to avoid).

Every chamber's pupillage section on their website requires a 2 1, or an exceptional reason why someone has a 2 2.

At Berrington Hall the servants saved the contents of every chamber-pot; the urine was left to mature and then used to soak the bed linen, while the solids went on the compost.

Every chambers in the city and the vast majority of solicitors were represented … Similar meetings are being held around the country".

The Bar Standards Board (BSB), which regulates the profession and carried out the survey of more than 1,300 female barristers, is to write to every chambers in England and Wales urging them to improve compliance with equality rules.

The implant position on the tibia was randomized for every bone chamber in every goat by picking folded notes from a box, with the corresponding graft group written on the (hidden) inside of the note.

The bushy-browed general is everywhere: somberly staring from the walls of every official chamber, or pictured soberly drinking coffee at the impishly named Fez Café (Ataturk banned the fez and other traditional items of clothing).