Church during a Bible study as a conduit that might move the nation forward.
How did Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens come by its name? A. The track is named for a conduit that runs past the southern end of the field.
"I want to create a genre, to be the conduit that brings together character albums for life, free of that stigma.
In so doing, he created the Underground conduit that led from classical Hollywood camp to the transgressive trash of the 1970s and 80s that, in turn, kickstarted the indie rebellion against corporate studio blockbusterism.
At least 12 people were confirmed dead after the bursting of a water conduit that leads to the turbines at the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric plant in the Khakassia region of Siberia, according to the Emergency Situations Ministry.
Citigroup, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase will create a fund, called a conduit, that will be able to buy around $75 billion to $100 billion in highly rated bonds and other debt from structured investment vehicles, or SIVs.
Or is it fear that the bridge to trade with the Muslim world would be a two-way conduit that could also bring terrorists from countries like Iraq and Afghanistan into Europe?
The main form is a long single conduit that again suggests energy flow: it connects the office space to the exhibition area, arcing through the wall-stud structure and then traveling across the floor.
"One of our main goals is that we don't want to knock anything off the walls," he said, holding up two 10-foot lengths of steel electrical conduit that would form Girlzilla's skeleton.
It was not so much that Aguero was not plugged into his team-mates, rather that in games that rely more on calculation than emotion he more than any other misses the brilliant conduit that is David Silva.
Firefighter Martin said he then tried to make his way out to a 14th-floor landing, where a rescue team would be, using a conduit that ran along the floor to guide him.
