But it appears that none of them had a channel through which to express their misgivings to the pope.
The Limfjorden separates it from the mainland, to which it was attached until 1825, when water erosion cut a channel through the narrow isthmus at Thyborøn.
The paradox of social media is that it offers a channel through which to communicate yourself while the technology itself shapes and limits what is communicated, and how.
In the Welsh village of Pennal in Gwynedd, between Machynlleth and Aberdovey, a landslide blocked a channel through which water normally drains from a disused quarry.
Every time I hear people complain, I become a channel through which they can get their message to a broader audience".
Creative talent has to be nurtured and given a stage or a gallery or a channel through which it can be enjoyed by everyone in society.
Faith can also be a channel through which people become engaged as active citizens, and press for change, whether in recent Kenyan elections or the protests in Burma.
By airing unfettered video coverage of speeches and legislative proceedings, C-SPAN gives those in office and other figures of public interest a channel through which they can reach the public without the filters of traditional media outlets.
By acting as a channel through which savings can finance investment, the financial system helps to spur growth.In doing this, financial institutions can be divided into two broad types.
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Its primary use was in the making of a channel through the skull, into which another instrument could be inserted for the removal of bone fragments that impinged upon the brain following traumatic injury.
