Sentence examples for is channelling from inspiring English sources
noun
The physical confine of a river or slough, consisting of a bed and banks.
- The water coming out of the waterwheel created a standing wave in the channel.
A new law is channelling more federal aid to the poorest north-eastern schools.
Helen The PM is channelling James Herriot in his farm-chic civvies.
Each participant is channelling their worries and hopes into the desire to be in a film.
Gabriel Lester is channelling a constant presence in Britain's streets: the wind.
Clearly, Jo is channelling the adult sensibility of the composer, and at times the exercise becomes too self-conscious.
The financial sector's most important job is channelling money from investors to businesses that need capital for worthwhile investment.
Energy is channeled differently here.
These days my doable is channeled through vision and colors.
He's channelling something.
They were channelling Melvil Dewey.
You're channelling into something very human.
