Sentence examples for little channels from inspiring English sources

He has been in the kayaking business for 15 years and knows the little channels — creeks, he calls them —that are too narrow or too shallow for motorboats.

Most young composers put the influences of rock, post-minimalism, and Benjamin Britten into a cocktail shaker and hope for the best; Little channels them into a seamless flow that fosters structural cohesion and expressive impact.

Last year Apple launched a personal computer that is cooled by liquid that is pumped through little channels in the processor, and thence to a radiator, where it gives up its heat to the atmosphere.

"At the core we have this community of millions of creators who make the stuff - and around them this big web of tens of millions of curators, people who are slicing and dicing it into little channels, blogs full of the stuff they care deeply about.

Sturridge likes playing just off-centre, in those little channels down the lines of the 18-yard box, and he can be devastating in those areas if the full-backs have been drawn out and the centre-backs do not have cover.

The horses were trained to gallop through little channels, so they weren't really colliding, but narrowly missing each other.

PROTECTED for centuries by the sea from the depredation of Europe's various despots, the English are, unsurprisingly, rather fond of their little channel.

And as he was winding down with a little channel surfing after midnight, he heard his laptop activate across the room.

The Saints-Giants game got out of hand, so a little channel surfing could be excused, and you might have stumbled upon this clip (at top, and about a month old) on another ESPN channel.

These commands are transmitted to the train via encoded balises on the track with little channel capacity (bandwidth).

"We resolved in the dead of the night to get a boat into a little channel which came near behind the prison, and at the first dawning of the day... to slip them down the back stairs".