Sentence examples for ninth chamber from inspiring English sources

The cave claimed its first life on 9 April 1949 when Gordon Marriott lost his life returning from the ninth chamber.

Employing semi-closed circuit nitrogen-oxygen rebreathers, between 1957 and 1960 John Buxton and Oliver Wells went on to reach the elbow of the sump upstream from the ninth chamber at a depth of 22 m.

These discoveries were used to enable the show cave to be extended into the ninth chamber and the cave divers to start directly from here, bypassing the dive from the third chamber onwards.

An artificial tunnel 180 m leading off from the third chamber allows show cave visitors to cross the seventh and eight chambers on bridges, and skirt around the ninth chamber on a walkway, before exiting near the resurgence.

Meanwhile, climbing operations in the ninth chamber found an abandoned outlet passage which terminated very close to the surface, as well as a dry overland route downstream through the higher levels of the eight to sixth chambers as far as the fifth chamber.

Beyond the fifth chamber a roomy submerged route may be followed for a further 40 m, passing under three large rifts with air spaces, to surface in the ninth chamber - a roomy chamber over 30 m long and the same high — which is used as a base for cave diving operations.

4. empty and unfinished second chamber.

A second chamber selected by whips.

The case for a democratically elected second chamber is unanswerable.

A second chamber should be emphatically not-the-Commons.

Is that a second chamber in the long grass?