Sentence examples for whose chamber from inspiring English sources
The latest such endeavor comes from Craig Salstein, a Ballet Theater soloist, whose chamber company, Intermezzo, made its debut on Friday at the 92nd Street Y.
Guo Wenjing, whose chamber opera "Feng Yi Ting" (2004) will be staged at John Jay College from Thursday through Saturday as part of the Lincoln Center Festival, stands apart from this parade of Chinese expatriates.
Mr. Fusco and Mr. Burke also had to patch things up with Chinatown merchants, whose chamber of commerce once advocated tearing down Archer Courts because shoplifters used the project as their escape route.
Instead, Pelosi, whose chamber acted first, embraced a plan to begin withdrawing troops in the summer of 2007, with a deadline of exiting Iraq by the end of summer in 2008.
Mr. Hyla, whose chamber work "In Double Light" will be performed on Nov. 6, greatly valued being in touch with his native language and culture in the context of a foreign country.
BRITTEN CENTENNIAL Few enjoy the rote attention that composers tend to get paid in major anniversary years, but the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center seems sincere in its season-long tribute to Benjamin Britten, who was born a century ago, in 1913, and whose chamber music is among the most distinguished parts of his wide-ranging output.
Judge Pauline Newman of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, whose chambers are in Washington, officiated.
In 2006 and 2007, she was a law clerk for Chief Justice Marshall, whose chambers were in Boston.
Former colleagues say the judge, whose chambers are in Las Vegas, is a serious, soft-spoken, reflective man.
Judge Cynthia M. Rufe of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, whose chambers are in Philadelphia, performed the ceremony.
Judge Barbara M. G. Lynn of the Federal District Court for the Northern District of Texas, whose chambers are in Dallas, officiated at the Brook Hollow Golf Club.
