Sentence examples for practice chambers from inspiring English sources

The eight finalists would spend the following week within the Met's practice chambers, being molded by the Met's coaches and schooled by the conductor for the finals — a concert with the Met orchestra the next Sunday, in front of a packed house.

In short, action research is a pragmatic, learning-based iterative methodology and process that seeks to improve the ways in which selected issues are addressed and problems solved, in concert with a broader community of practice (Chambers 1983; Freire 1970; McNiff and Whitehead 2009; McNiff 2002).

That informality belied a disciplined intensity between mealtimes, when rising stars and prominent performers practice chamber music together in the white clapboard buildings that dot this bucolic campus.

Back home and next few days mission is solo practice for chamber recital in Amsterdam.

But the rewarding all-Beethoven concert that the Camerata presented on Sunday afternoon at Avery Fisher Hall showed what can happen when an insightful and trust-inspiring conductor works with fine musicians who are steeped in the collaborative practice of chamber music.

Sullivan practiced in his chambers, in parking lots, in the yard outside his parents' home.

Tooks Chambers, practicing in human and civil rights for 30 years, having worked on landmark cases such as Hillsborough, is now being dissolved.

The Assembly's staff never began a formal inquiry, and the matter was not referred to the Assembly's ethics committee, in keeping with a longstanding practice in the chamber of shielding members from embarrassment.

In urban Dhaka, government MBBS doctors, practicing in private chambers, did not refer any hypertensive patient to any other health facility, since they have the facility to manage patients even with cardiac problems.

Alex Bailin QC is a barrister at Matrix Chambers whose practice includes business crime and financial services.

When he did finally enter chambers, his practice was almost exclusively a commercial one, with a leaning towards admiralty work.