Sentence examples for help channel from inspiring English sources

A therapist can help channel your anger in a helpful, rather than destructive, direction.

This will help channel investment into new housing supply which in turn will improve affordability.

"Viacom's global resources, technology and expertise will help Channel 5 develop even more compelling programming.

England's 42 Anglican cathedrals alone receive 10m tourists, and help channel around £150m to the local economy.

By contrast, aeroplanes use clunky landing flaps that help channel the air but also waste large amounts of energy.

Beautiful undulating concrete ceilings help channel the air from north to south, sensitizing us to the natural world waiting outside.

They thought the high-energy, acrobatic sport would help channel the hyperactivity of their 9-year-old son.

After initial expressions of support, groups that might help channel public enthusiasm for Mr. ElBaradei into a mass movement now display little interest in joining him.

Bolivia has long argued that without the crude stone conduits that help channel the Silala to the border, the water would stay in Bolivian territory.

The public has shown itself eager to do something positive in the wake of Sept. 11, and Mr. Bush is right in trying to help channel that desire.

Gray will remain in his role as editor for the next few months to help Channel 4 and ITN find a replacement.