Sentence examples for greater chamber from inspiring English sources

Each step up causes greater chamber pressures which also results in higher muzzle velocities for the rounds.

Meanwhile, the great chamber, empty except for pigeons and mice, is its own Atlantis: Breathtaking.

The MCO, said Shostakovich, was "the greatest chamber orchestra in the world".

"The vaults of the great chamber faded into infinity through blue strata of smoke," he wrote.

The Banqueting House consists of one great chamber, raised on a vaulted basement.

Schumann, an astute critic, famously referred to the "heavenly lengths" of Schubert's great chamber works and piano sonatas.

Two great chamber music ensembles delivered a flurry of premieres, with characteristic flair and ease, at Wigmore Hall.

At Hardwick Hall ("more glass than wall"), a great chamber with floor-to-ceiling glass along one side was a kind of conservatory.

In its heyday, when its lineup was Isidore Cohen, the violinist; Bernard Greenhouse, the cellist; and Menahem Pressler, the pianist, this was one of the world's great chamber groups.

When he was through, he found himself in a great chamber filled with mist and spray, its floor split by a yawning chasm.

Perhaps the most surprising phenomenon occurs at bedrock level, seven stories beneath the street, in the great chamber of what will someday be the National September 11 Memorial Museum.