Critics in the 1870s dismissed the socialism of the chair as a paternalistic, state-aided policy that treated workers like subjects rather than partners.

My grandfather kept a wooden walking chair in the hallway to help his grandson practice walking.

In the lecture, the professor compared the energy differences between different chair conformations of cyclohexane.

Before moving the dining table, I fitted new chair plugs to each chair leg to prevent scratching the floor.

We rode the chair lifts up to the summit to enjoy the view.

She relaxed in an Eames chair by the window, sipping coffee and reading a book.

She pulled out the dining chair and sat down to join the family for dinner.

I sank into the worn leather Morris chair and lost myself in the afternoon sunlight.

She polished the Mendlesham chair until its rich oak grain gleamed in the sunlight.

At the museum's exhibit on 19th-century punishments, a rusty tramp chair stood behind a glass case, a grim reminder of how communities once displayed those they accused.