Sentence examples for funnel far from inspiring English sources

A working solution would allow me to funnel far more data into my stream, and to not only discover more, but become more efficient.

The boilers were trunked into a single funnel that was placed amidships; the location of the funnel, far from the foremast, kept the latter's spotting top free from smoke interference, but still rendered the spotting top on the mainmast essentially useless.

Separated from the rest of Los Angeles by the Hollywood Hills, they complain that the city government funnels far more out of the Valley in taxes than it ever returns in the form of transport (the city subway never got this far) and law enforcement.

The current picked up as the river drove us through the funnel, waves far larger than our dinky craft dragging us up and down, smashing into us sideways.

But when all the estimation results were taken into consideration, it could be concluded that it is beneficial to the smoke exhaust performance to locate the funnel as far away from the deckhouse as possible.

He cited a 1999 Cornell University study that showed that the Canal Corridor Initiative, as the previous effort was called, had so far funneled $400 million in federal loans and grants to communities along the 524-mile waterway, while generating an equal amount of private investment and creating twice as many jobs as had been initially predicted.

The shelter uses shell corporations to funnel investment contributions into the retirement accounts far in excess of the current limit of $3,500 a year.

So far, the government has agreed to funnel $18 billion of taxpayer money to lenders, investors and borrowers to keep Americans in their homes.

AOL sent a memorandum to employees on Tuesday saying it was seeking a buyer for Bebo, which has fallen far behind Facebook, and would no longer funnel cash into it.

Like most birds, migrating raptors do not like to cross open water because that puts them far away from food and shelter, so they funnel down through Cape May, then rest before crossing Delaware Bay.

Birthday cards funneled in from as far away as California.