Sentence examples for outside channels from inspiring English sources

"It's about guaranteeing freedom of religion, because they won't feel committed to outside channels for financing".

The Americans seemed intent on absorbing the blows and working countermoves through the outside channels.

The more open Cuba gets, the more access its people may have to the Internet and to outside channels of information.

We were disappointed about what happened at Saracens and we had to get a bit of our attacking game back and I was pleased to see the ball getting into the outside channels".

• Starting next Tuesday, the commercials will be shown on MSNBC, but more important, they will also be shown on NBC Universal's other channels, and on outside channels as well.

The Bush administration famously refused to publish parts of a study about sea-level rise conducted by the federal Environmental Protection Agency, and the principal author, James G. Titus, went outside channels to set up a Web site that provides some information.

They'll still have a good deal of go-forward from Adam Ashley-Cooper in the outside channel, but they'll also have options in the playmaking department.

France, thriving off the back of their set piece, were swift to target Italy's defence out wide, the ball conveyed swiftly and crisply to the outside channel again and again.

Well, he was offered the outside channel by Chris Latham, and he took it, leaving the full-back sprawling, definitive confirmation that there ain't much wrong with his instincts for this union stuff.

It was a promising moment from Vernon whose transition from the back row to the outside channel in midfield continues to show promise but remains a work in progress.

A 'two attackers v two defenders' situation was created in the outside channel - which in international rugby is sometimes as good as it gets for the attack - and now there is personnel to make the most of it.