Sentence examples for turn chamber from inspiring English sources

With 1,096 seats, it was also large for a chamber hall, failing to turn chamber concerts into intimate affairs, Mr. Finckel said.

Their backroom dealings often turn the chamber debates and recorded votes into an irrelevant sideshow.

This anti-democratic tactic, now known as the "Hastert rule," helped turn the chamber into a one-party institution that utterly silenced the minority.

Do not put the next one in yet you want to put it in then turn the chamber clockwise with your finger on the dart so that you do not have to use your other hand.

But the heightened partisanship of recent years has turned that chamber more rancorous and prone to party-line voting.

They were replaced by Republican state lawmakers, turning the chamber red, where it's been ever since.

Then the focus turns to chamber music, with Beethoven and Brahms (and the star violinist Sarah Chang) on Sunday and an all-Mozart program on Tuesday.

The Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, really mad now, accused Democrats of turning the chamber into the House - which senators disdain as their inferior in statesmanship.

ACCORDING to Akbar Alami, a member of Iran's parliament, deal-cutting ministers in President Muhammad Khatami's first reformist cabinet turned the chamber into a parody of Tehran's Friday bazaar.

A former official in the previous government led by a rival party, Mr. Arteaga turned the chamber into a harsh critic of Mr. Ortega, the leftist Sandinista party leader and longtime adversary of the United States.

Beyond that, the success of the Cuban project has prompted Mr. Webre and his board to accelerate plans to turn the chamber-sized Washington Ballet into a first rate classical company that can tackle large-scale ballets.