Sentence examples for north chamber from inspiring English sources

The poetic words of Lincoln's second inaugural address, engraved on the wall of the north chamber of the structure, reveal the man who was capable of leading an army into war knowing that war is tragic, knowing that his side was right, but that those on the other side were also God's children: With malice toward none, with charity for all... Three of the places I like most are a bit hidden.

The North chamber leads to Red Dragons, East chamber leads to Bronze dragons, and South chamber leads to Iron/Steel Dragons (recommended).

Mark George QC, the head of the Garden Court North chambers in Manchester, described Mr Gove's assurance that the "high quality of advocacy" would be supported as "a classic example of divide and rule".

There's also a café in the north dome (411 The North Chambers; Mon–Fri; Original BTC table lamps from £119).

BARGEMUSIC The stage at Brooklyn's comfy dockside space will groan with personnel as a major North American chamber orchestra — I Musici de Montréal, conducted by Yuli Turovsky — performs music for strings by Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky (the Serenade), and Mussorgsky (Turovsky's arrangement of "Pictures at an Exhibition").

But the spokeswoman for the North Carolina chamber, Kate Catlin, would not describe any feedback from its members, or explain why the business lobby has not taken a position.

NICKELODEON BIG HELP, Pier 25, Hudson River, north of Chambers Street, Lower Manhattan.

There have been similar losses and upheavals in retailing north of Chambers Street, as in TriBeCa and Chinatown.

Duane Street, which is two blocks north of Chambers Street, cuts through the complex of court buildings known as Federal Plaza.

Its domain is not limited to ground zero, but penetrates into surrounding neighborhoods as far north as Chambers Street.

Switch to the No. 2 or 3 express trains one stop north, at Chambers Street, and you will reach Times Square in about 15 minutes.