Sentence examples for conduit through from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong is the conduit through which his exports pour.

"Banks will destroy customer trust if they simply become another conduit through which to advertise".

He was the conduit through whom Emma Nicholson crossed from the Tories to the Liberal Democrats.

But it is also a conduit through which Corbyn can communicate with millions of people.

The artist is a conduit through which lost things are recovered".

It was a conduit through which ideas and personalities flowed, and still flow today.

Or a port: a conduit through which influences depart and arrive.

Growth has provided the conduit through which life-threatening, zoonotic diseases emerge in human populations.

An old meander bend of the Mississippi was the conduit through which water had been escaping into the Atchafalaya.

To Warendorf's embarrassment, his bookshop became the conduit through which several of the alleged forgeries were brought to market.

Rose describes himself as "the angst-devouring love-conduit through which Britain's most romantically awkward eggheads play out their weird and frequently disturbing sex rituals," which is accurate.