Sentence examples for funnel back from inspiring English sources
"funnel back" is an acceptable phrase in written English
You could use it to describe the action of something that has expanded outward shrinking inward, like water squeezing through a funnel. For example, "As the music faded, the audience's attention began to funnel back to the stage."
Though the trail map lists just 29 runs, anywhere on this large Andes peak is fair game, including thousands of acres of backcountry slopes reachable from the Marte lift that eventually funnel back to the base area.
I thought that, as an American with roots in liberal politics, and a cultivated sense of irony, Oren could funnel back into the cabinet the restiveness of American Jews — as well as their diversity and intellectual range.
Consumers could get a cut of this revenue as well, which could they funnel back to their favorite publishers through a Bitcoin wallet.
They've made it entirely possible for pan-European companies to funnel back profits into EU jurisdictions which have a low corporation tax regime.
Because foundation endowments aren't as large as they were pre-recession, these program-related investments allow foundations the possibility of generating some income, thus allowing money to potentially funnel back into the corpus for support of other organizations' work.
So it provides an auto-tagging feature to instantly provide links on different pieces of content that funnel back to the licensing page.
The resulting funds could be funneled back to the schools' teaching efforts.
The funds are funneled back to the hospital to pay for new facilities, Mr. Ferguson said.
"Much of that added revenue will be funneled back into making the mountain experience better," Mr. Stenger said.
If just a small portion of those lost deposits were funneled back into the economy, a tentative recovery might ensue.
Prosecutors allege that some of the money was funneled back to the campaign coffers of the Workers Partyy and its allies.
