Sentence examples for like chambers from inspiring English sources
Organizations in the other categories include groups like chambers of commerce, the National Rifle Association and private golf clubs.
Institutions like Chambers Street Wines, Flatiron Wines & Spirits and Crush Wine & Spirits in New York are great for expert and novice alike, and they serve a nationwide clientele.
The two facilities are like chambers of the heart, working together to power not just each person's individual intellect, but – you'd hope – to help our imperfect species progress.
Traditional business groups like chambers of commerce and professional associations are adding pizazz to their traditional rubber-chicken dinners to compete with professionally organized charitable events.
There are long, rectangular perspective lines; we see tatty rooms and seedy bars and gloomy streets, whose endlessly receding angles make them look like chambers of some refrigerated hell.
ASIAN ART COMMISSION The Beijing artist Wang Jianwei may not be a household name to American audiences, although his work has been included in shows like Documenta X in Kassel, Germany; the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis; and galleries like Chambers Fine Art in New York.
Our group continued on foot, snaking downward into the whorls of nature's intestines, through claustrophobic channels and cathedral-like chambers.
It uses streams of gas and a series of gun-like chambers to produce very narrow streams of liquid and a more regular spacing of samples.
Farther west, fashion world denizens flock every other Thursday night to a fifth-floor, loft-like Chambers Street dance studio for Moves, a free-spirited dance class.
The other day, wandering around the empty, cathedral-like Chambers Street station on the J line, one of his favorites, he was asked to explain why he loves the New York City subway enough to devote his life to it.
Drawing from Cantor's rich collection of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean art, Earthly Hollows: Cave and Kiln Transformations examines the dynamic ways in which caves, be they mountain grottoes or kilns, tunnel-like chambers made of earth and clay, interface mundane and mystical realms.
