Sentence examples for found a conduit from inspiring English sources

Her long-term collaborator, Batt found a conduit and a muse in Melua.

By joining hands with Toshiba, the American companies won instant credibility and found a conduit to reach the utility.

They have joined with other, more disenfranchised collectives and together have found a conduit to express that desire for change.

After squeezing through the rock pile, they entered the chamber and found a conduit at the bottom which led to yet another one that was dubbed the End Zone.

The choice of the "Missa Solemnis" to anchor the White Light Festival was appropriate, because Beethoven struggled to find a conduit for his spiritual yearnings.

Only if internal democracy is restored, so that pressure from below can find a conduit to power via MPs to exert real influence over the party leaderships, will MPs regain a meaningful role as instruments of representative democracy.

"We've got to find a conduit from south Wales to north Wales now we're 200 miles further away … [and] the immediate priority is to get a concept together that the people of Wrexham can enjoy.

Flowtab had, in its own estimation, zero organic growth and few if any regular users, and it couldn't find a conduit to new users that would scale.

But these are small victories in an unremitting war against the heroin exporters, who have now found a new conduit for their toxic product.

By late in the decade, it was tired out, but now seems to have found a new conduit to the old excitement.

While Harris continues to use classified advertising, job fairs and $2,000 signing bonuses, it has also found a new conduit by opening a Web site for college graduates.