Sentence examples for A conduit between from inspiring English sources

Arabic was a conduit between classical knowledge and nascent Western science and philosophy.

It will still serve as a conduit between the PATH station and the subway.

The effect is extraordinarily poignant, creating a conduit between past and present, joy and loss.

Mr. Rosebraugh said he serves merely as a conduit between the news media and members, who communicate with him anonymously.

There are also personal computers, called Media Center PCs, designed to be a conduit between the Internet and the television.

He saw himself as a mentor, a conduit between the university and players from the old neighborhood.

Following a meeting with Sir Ian McGregor, the Coal Board chairman, he acted as a conduit between McGregor and Thatcher.

While he troubleshoots the war plan, General Myers acts more as a conduit between combatant commanders worldwide and the civilian leadership in Washington.

Loy was managing the emergency response to the siege and acting as a conduit between the police operations commander and state crisis centre.

He said Mr. Rich's role in oil trading with Iran in the early 1980's made him attractive to Mossad as a conduit between Israel and Iran.

It counts as its principal mission to serve as a conduit between film companies and repertory cinemas still eager to screen these films in 35mm.