Sentence examples for setting up a chamber from inspiring English sources

Mr. Parker asked Mr. Assink's help in setting up a chamber music series in the museum, perhaps featuring the violin.

After setting up a small chamber in their laboratory, they added the fungus to one side.

He wants a referendum on setting up a single-chamber legislature of 150 members, cutting the current total by over 100.

But CNN may be setting up an echo chamber as it covers bloggers who are blogging about what they are watching on CNN.

He described the basic public relations approach as "setting up an echo chamber to help frame messages," by, among other things, creating web sites for the client, seeking coverage of the client's goals by the press, working with pollsters to develop a message and creating videos demonstrating the products or services the client can offer.

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The House Judiciary Committee is expected to resume hearings on it this month and all indications are that it will approve the measure, setting up a vote in the full chamber.

To do this, we set up a light/dark chamber apparatus, where one chamber was illuminated, the other dark, with the two chambers separated by a plastic wall and an opening sufficient for a mouse to pass freely between them [ 23].

The first Dominican woman to become a lawyer, she set up a successful chambers in Roseau, specialising in property law.

But while Mr. Cuomo has taken steps to improve citizen access to the State Capitol, literally as well as digitally, he and his aides have also set up an executive chamber that prides itself on leaving few footprints.

But if not, is it desirable to set up a legalised torture chamber and put these people in charge of it?