Sentence examples for the private chamber from inspiring English sources

From the time of its invention in the early 1700's, the piano was valued for its ability to imitate other musical sounds, to "transport the rhetoric and drama of music-making in the opera house or church into the private chamber".

A similar window was placed above it in the private chamber.

I wish for everyone the opportunity to withdraw for a part of each day into the private chamber within.

The 2nd and the 3rd floor would have served as the main chamber and the lord's private chamber, forming a vertical sequence of rooms, with a vaulted, hexagonal chapel leading off the private chamber, cut into one of the buttresses.

He wrestled with the question of how to portray what happens in the private chambers.

He loved the polished floors of the reception rooms and the lush carpets in the private chambers.

Then suddenly, the insistent congeniality was subjected to its toughest test: A man rushed into the court from the private chambers behind the judge, shouting wildly about Mr. Blair and the Iraq war, clinging desperately to a desk barely 10 feet from the former prime minister.

He was shot by a firing squad after a twenty-minute trial held the day before in the private chambers of Lavrenti Beria, the notorious head of the K.G.B.'s predecessor, the N.K.V.D. Babel was convicted of "active participation in an anti-Soviet Trotskyite organization" and of "being a member of a terrorist conspiracy, as well as spying for the French and Austrian governments".

The show follows a nameless pot dealer, simply called the Guy (played by Ben Sinclair, who created and writes the series with his wife, the former network casting director Katja Blichfeld), as he enters the private chambers of various New Yorkers' lives to sell weed and catch a brief glimpse of their humanity.

Above the kitchen is the lord's bedroom, the only original private chamber in the building.

There is a room called "Gundulf's Chamber" built into the thickness of the wall in the north-west corner; it may well have been the constable's private chamber.