Sentence examples for course channeling from inspiring English sources

And of course, channeling his inner Holden Caulfield involves, well, language: "I'm not saying hip-hop is the H.R.S. Anthem, but there's pain and for kids like us, we related to it.

When he is talking, his attention rapidly snaps from one topic to another, but he has learned to take care of business on the golf course by channeling the free-spirited kid who grew up loving golf in the Florida Panhandle.

Its pipes are 61 years old, and in the course of channeling both oil and gas, the pipes have also carried water, which can compromise the integrity of the pipe.

Recent advances in understanding the intricate interplay of development and evolution ("evo-devo") brought evidences that some developmental processes favor the production of certain phenotypes (e.g. [6]), thus channeling the course of long-term evolution into preferred directions [7].

Stalin was channeling Nicholas; Putin channeled both.

Of course, the Web was also channeling animosity toward Barney in the offline culture, too.

He thought the whole elegant mess might be made by a young girl — channeling Caravaggio, of course.

For instance, is the observed integration the result of natural selection or does it reflect developmental or genetic relationships among traits limiting and channeling its evolutionary course (Pigliucci, 2003; Hansen and Houle, 2004)?

He's channeling class anger into prejudice.

Of course, in many respects, I'm channeling those involved in the urban realm for years, both as practitioners and academics.

"I got a little bit disillusioned with my degree course because it didn't seem to be channeling us in the direction of studying the Earth or studying the climate".