(1) Wisely reluctant to admit the rabble into her office, she set up camp first in the too-small government caucus room, and then in the resplendent old legislative chamber .

(2) He had been setting up his gun on the terrace and was about to chamber the bullets when he felt a slight pin-prick on his shoulder.

(3) The air is instantly full of bolts of energy as bot after bot leaps out of the chamber with weapons firing full bore.

(4) In the chamber and in committee rooms of the Commons, Labour MP after Labour MP queued up to hammer the idea.

(5) An underground chamber can't be put on the back of a truck and moved out.

(6) Using historical photographs, they restored the rotunda and legislative chamber to their original antebellum style.

(7) Each Melibe was suspended by hooks from its dorsal integument in a chamber continuously perfused with natural seawater.

(8) Back underground the now seasoned tunnel fighters quickly despatch a zombie and another ghoul and then pause for elevenses in an underground chamber .

(9) Then I started singing in the chamber choir in high school and that was my favorite.

(10) A blow tube is a device used between shots during range work to soften the black powder fouling in the bore and chamber of the rifle.

(11) The slides were incubated for 30 min in a humidified chamber at room temperature.

(12) A political storm blew up in the Town Council's chamber during the estimates meeting.

(13) The centre provides a focal point for MS people offering a physiotherapy area, oxygen chamber , private meeting room and relaxing area for coffee mornings.

(14) The planning panel meets in the council chamber at Shipley Town Hall on Thursday from 10 am.

(15) Cleaning the No.1 is a cinch because the chamber , bore and face of the breechblock are so accessible.

(16) But it's a bit wider around and the casing chamber 's more hollowed.

(17) A burial chamber

(18) Be sure to grip the fruit firmly behind the eyes where the neck meets the seed chamber , failure to do so may result in the fruit biting you.

(19) He entered the council chamber and went to stand by a tall, leaded window.

(20) The underground chamber is actually a large cave, half-light reflecting off a channel of water in the centre of the cave.