Sentence examples for funnel them to from inspiring English sources

Some groups keep track of their own numbers, most also funnel them to the Hawk Migration Association.

"I'll scan all of them, make a phone call or reply to some, and funnel them to my executive team.

The committee opened an office here to collect the reports gathered by the campaign workers and funnel them to the lawyers.

Fast and Furious was an effort led by the A.T.F.'s Phoenix office to uncover a network that used so-called straw buyers to purchase weapons in the United States and funnel them to Mexican drug cartels.

Feeding on invertebrate organisms, as small as a few millimetres (perhaps 0.25 inch) in length, is facilitated by the gill rakers on the surface of the gill arches; they strain small organisms from a stream of water passing over the gills and funnel them to the esophagus.

The symbiotic fungi that often grow on tree roots have threadlike extensions that collect soil nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus and funnel them to the tree; the tree, in turn, benefits the fungi by supplying them with carbon for energy.

These bombs proved their deadly effectiveness when Iran funneled them to Shiite militants during the height of the sectarian violence in Iraq.

An investigator said that human smuggling was a seasonal and regional business that funneled them to whichever part of the country had a need for workers in key industries.

The Interior Ministry said Mr. Ayachine had for years collected "zakat," the charitable donations that are a strong tradition in Islam, at his shop and then funneled them to the Moroccan prisoners.

Saudi Arabia has financed a large purchase of infantry weapons from Croatia and quietly funneled them to antigovernment fighters in Syria in a drive to break the bloody stalemate that has allowed President Bashar al-Assad to cling to power, according to American and Western officials familiar with the purchases.

A1 Tom DeLay Aides Indicted Three aides who helped run a political action committee created by Tom DeLay, the House majority leader, were indicted by a grand jury in Texas on charges that they raised illegal corporate contributions and funneled them to state lawmakers during the 2002 elections.