Sentence examples for or channelling from inspiring English sources

Variance is not in their interest, and they won't show up one day playing all acoustic or channelling the American songbook.

The court found that the Commonwealth had no power to allocate funding without either parliamentary oversight or channelling the money through the States.

Shareholders (the principals) can never be sure what a company's managers (their agents) are up to with their money — the managers may be paying themselves too much, lying about earnings, or channelling funds to their own outside firms.

Such crisis management has left little time for sneaky backroom deals to advance such traditional Gallic goals as obstructing free trade, pandering to farmers or channelling EU money into French pockets.

Ayub Ogada might be a little less mainstream than these 90s artists, but many current guitar/indie bands are mixing up or channelling the musical styles of other cultures: try the recent Volcan by Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains, with its African instrumentation; and the super-funky The Talking Fish, by Ibibio Sound Machine.

Being a muse -- or channelling one -- is clearly a high risk occupation.

But the valid question that James raises is whether or not minority authors are pigeonholed or channelled in certain directions.

So they have to be regulated or channeled.

A Youtube widget or channel would be sweet.

Also, show or channel subscriptions could solve this problem.

Any tool that created or channeled such power was useful.