Sentence examples for funnel from from inspiring English sources

There was Luna, a guzmania bromeliad with deep burgundy bracts rising like a funnel from the middle of its rosette of strap-like leaves.

An untitled work by Laura Vinci consists of a ceiling-mounted square funnel from which fine sand streams as if from the top half of an hourglass.

He often begins by brandishing a zinc funnel from Home Depot, but on this October afternoon he was selling over the phone from the parking lot of an In-N-Out Burger.

Yet nobody takes cover, they are transfixed as the huge fat finger scores a line through crops and trees, now a beautiful solid funnel from ground to cloud … as it finally crosses the road perhaps a quarter of a mile away.

"They are one of the highest paid blue-collar group because of their strategic location in terms of controlling where goods funnel from ports to the nation's roads and railroads," said Howard Kimeldorf, a University of Michigan professor who wrote a book on dockworkers.

COO Sheryl Sandberg said Facebook will compete across the purchase intent funnel, from demand generation to fulfillment.

Downstairs, the shelves are neatly lined with various collections (teapots, teacups, tin oil funnels from Mexico).

Campaign officials said yesterday that they could not ascertain whether the seven donations last spring were funneled from people other than the stated donors.

Mr. LaGiglio was the founder of Specialty Risk Consultants, an insurance administrator through which, prosecutors said, the money was funneled from the insurance fund.

Under deregulation, Mr. Casey swiftly embraced the hub-and-spoke system, in which passengers were funneled from smaller airports to big ones, and then on to their destinations.

Money would be funneled from the national group to Mr. LaRocque in Albany, who would then distribute it to local chapters in the New York area.