Sentence examples for join the chamber from inspiring English sources

Next year, 12 new senators will join the chamber, only three of whom are Republicans.

Anyone is eligible to join the chamber, Ms. Douglas said, and about 15percentt of members are white, about 2percentt have Hispanic surnames, and the rest are African-American.

The EFCA will allow workers to join or form a union as easily as the employer can join the chamber of commerce - simply by signing a card or petition.

Other business leaders and groups should join the chamber's call.

Advise your local chamber of commerce about the grand opening and join the chamber.

Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, 42, a recently appointed Democrat from New York, was born in 1966, eight years after Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia joined the chamber.

Senate leaders have repeatedly said that they intend to block Mr. Burris from joining the chamber, given his appointment last week by this state's embattled governor, Rod R. Blagojevich.

The manufacturers' association joined the chamber on Tuesday in endorsing the Boehner plan, which the White House has described as unacceptable because it allows only enough borrowing room to pay the government's bills until early next year, when a new agreement would be required.

By the mid-60's the character of the business community in the town had changed with an influx of large and midsize companies that had relocated to the Route 110 corridor, and many of the newcomers joined the chamber, too.

CHICAGO — In a raucous sendoff at a church on this city's South Side, Roland W. Burris, the contested appointee for the Senate seat vacated by President-elect Barack Obama, vowing on Sunday night to cordially but aggressively fight efforts to block him from joining the chamber when he arrives in Washington this week.

Shortly after being called to the bar in 1925 he joined the chambers of Wintringham Stable at 2 Crown Office Row, now Fountain Court Chambers.