Sentence examples for heads of chambers from inspiring English sources

Heads of chambers received a letter on Thursday giving them 24 hours to reveal if they would provide the normal level of service on that day.

The fact that most law firm partners and heads of chambers are men, and so are most of those holding senior judicial posts, gives a misleading impression of people seeking to enter the profession.

The author is a Criminal Silk and Co-Head of Chambers at 5 King's Bench Walk.

He is head of chambers at Three Raymond Buildings, a set which participated in the last half-day stoppage in January.

On television, he is best remembered as "Soapy" Sam Ballard, the head of chambers in Rumpole Of The Bailey, in the 1980s and early 1990s.

Sharpston, 60, who is a fellow of King's College, Cambridge, and a former joint head of chambers in London, has an office overlooking Luxembourg City.

It's all about making a connection with everyone you encounter along the way, from the receptionist when you first arrive to the head of chambers".

Calcutt took silk in 1972, and was head of chambers which he ruled in, some said, a benevolent dictatorship from 1976 to 1988.

The visitors began the second half brightly and almost equalised when Cole Skuse's pin-point free-kick found the head of Chambers, but his powerful header was superbly tipped over by Collin.

He remained there for the rest of his legal career except for the war years, eventually becoming head of chambers.

Maintaining a set of chambers was very expensive, however; as well as paying the rent, the head of chambers would be expected to pay the clerks.