Sentence examples for world chambers from inspiring English sources

In an ideal world Chambers would be nowhere near the Olympics.

(See "Metadata: Cisco Speaks In Tongues").. "It's a visual world," Chambers said.

In a fireside chat at the HAX M&A Masterclass that followed the publication of his book: Connecting the Dots: Lessons for Leadership in a Startup World, Chambers issued a clear warning: learn about tech M&As or the future might happen without you.

Judge Lippman said he had noted that "you're giving up this gilded, Old World, historic chambers" to essentially become the chief operating officer of a frill-deprived state court system.

At the World Championships Chambers finished sixth in 100 m final with a season's best of 10.00 seconds.

In the run up to the 2001 IAAF Edmonton World Championships Chambers compared his own performances to the British record holder: "I am very consistent in the 10.00s this year, and that bodes well for the Worlds.

The Met will also plunge into the world of chamber opera, and the artists in residence will be the new-music ensemble Alarm Will Sound.

But since the festival's founding, at the close of the Second World War, chamber music has been a vital part of the enterprise.

His other works include eight symphonies; the ballet Capital of the World (1953); chamber music; and the operas Transatlantic (1930), Helen Retires (1934), Volpone (1953), and The Wish (1955).

He gently prods his patient to step out of his private world, "a chamber often filled with circular and self-devouring ruminations".

TAKÁCS QUARTET This Anglo-American-Hungarian foursome enjoys a high ranking among the world's chamber ensembles, renowned for its combination of expression, intelligence, and restraint.