Sentence examples for house chair from inspiring English sources

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The members have mobilized a preemptive campaign of characteristic efficiency and vim… Writer goes to Deepdale to meet with house chair John Wilson, a retired Wall Street executive, who is the only member of the club to reside in the village.

During the Baker Knapp & Tubbs fall sale, some case goods are 5 percent off, some dining tables and chairs are 10 percent off and some upholstery is 15 percent off at dealers nationwide, through Oct. 3 (the Laura Kirar Collection Neue sofa, originally $7,098, is $6,033; the Bill Sofield Collection Manor House chair, regularly $5,085, is $4,322); (800) 592-2537 or baker.com.

The art dealer Bill Acquavella (handicap 12), the vice-president of Deepdale's board of directors, on the phone from Palm Beach: "Would you ever think they could take your golf course away to make it a public course?" One day last week, John Wilson (handicap 10), the secretary and house chair, received a visitor at the clubhouse, a comfortably shabby Georgian mansion shaded by oaks and lindens.

So maybe Apple doesn't have a Corbusier chair just yet; maybe it's only an Ikea "just moved out of the house" chair.

The House chair of the joint gaming committee in Annapolis said Monday he doubts the formula will shift anytime soon.

Inside the house chairs were overturned, papers and cushions trampled on floors, and in the bathroom, wedged against the washbasin, her putrid flesh held together by hide, Twinkle, a pony.

Plans to allow Roomba to identify objects in the house – chairs, tables, cats, etc. – don't seem to be part of this release but given the low power on board the goal here is to use vSLAM as a positioning system and not a nefarious pervo cam (but there's a first for everything).

Philip Steadman, an architect and the author of "Vermeer's Camera," which argues that Vermeer had photographic aims, said that Vermeer's paintings contain perfect renditions of things found in Dutch houses: chairs with lion backs, globes, paintings, Delft tiles, virginals, even the ceiling beams.

With clear parts that let you see inside, a bright yellow bubble structure houses chairs, plants, tables everything you would imagine in a space that would be somewhere non-inflatable.

In the second fMRI study, subjects viewed static pictures of 4 categories of faces (human female, human male, monkeys, and dogs) and 3 categories of objects (houses, chairs, and shoes).