Sentence examples for cut channels from inspiring English sources
And the torrents cut channels in the weak rock, he said.
Thin streams of chocolate-colored water cut channels amid mocha-tinted sandbars in a scene that resembled something from Willy Wonka.
Later I swapped the metal brackets for wooden ones (Truwood 7-inch bracket, $10.50) and cut channels to hold the shafts more securely.
Throughout history humans have cut channels at different levels parallel to the main branch of the river to divert its flow.
Half a day at least can be spent at the remarkable Staglieno, Genoa's cemetery, whose collection of marble Victorian funerary sculpture -- narrative, sensual, exuberantly mournful -- has acquired a chiaroscuro crust of dust and grime through which rainwater has cut channels that in some instances suggest blood, in others tears.
The meltwater has flowed long and fast enough to cut channels into the bedrock, says Larter.
The garden is presided over by a statue in doublet and ruff: he is Sir Hugh Myddelton, who in the early 1600's initiated the project that brought water for London in a newly cut channel all the way from Hertfordshire.
All the way through The Cruel Cut (Channel 4), in which she gets her message across any way she can, you can see the people she is talking to crossing their legs and wincing.
Its latest attempt to help viewers find love or, failing that, a quick bunk-up, was Why Am I Still Single?: First Cut (Channel 4) in which Naomi and Lex, two thirtysomethings, swapped flats and lives for four days to see if they could offer each other any insights about why they were both not in long-term relationships.
A sea wall has been breached to allow sea water to flood a newly cut channel to create a 300 hectare (740 acre) saltmarsh nature reserve.
Four types of electrodes with channels: rectangular open channel, interdigitated open cut channel, interdigitated circular poked channel and cross poked circular channels, are studied and compared with a conventional electrode without channels.
