Sentence examples for conduit of the from inspiring English sources
"i am a conduit of the process, a kind of gardener," he says.
"Every single person outta 7 billion people on this earth came through the conduit of the woman's body.
The analytical results are represented graphically and compared with that in an open conduit of the same size without recycle.
"Cable is the political conduit of the air," said Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press.
As the greatest European conduit of the Nothern Dancer bloodlines, he produced champions as varied as Salsabil, High Chaparral, Yeats and Istabraq.
The main conduit of the Great Man-Made River runs from the Sahara desert to the shore near Sirte, turning the town's caked earth into market gardens.
An archive clip showed the pair being grilled on GMTV by Eamonn Holmes in full conduit-of-the-outraged-masses mode, railing about gay men wanting kids as "accessories" and "going against nature".
Wall Street analysts, often the conduit of that information to the media, are increasingly accused of tailoring reports to please their investment banking clients.
The CFD model represents channels, plates and conduits of the exchanger and takes into account the unequal flow distribution among channels and the flow maldistribution inside the channel.
These features form high flow conduits of the groundwater.
They were one of the principal conduits of the liberal arts tradition which stretches back to Cassiodorus Senator in the 6th century.
