Sentence examples for provided outlets from inspiring English sources
In the 1940s Negro Digest and Negro Story, also literary products of Chicago's South Side, provided outlets for fiction writers, poets, and essayists.
This was Da Yu who, after years of strenuous labour, provided outlets to the sea through dredging, with the aid of dragons, thus making the world suitable for human habitation.
With a bent toward alternative rock, college stations gave artists like the Police, U2, R.E.M., and Elvis Costello their initial radio airplay and provided outlets for all kinds of nonmainstream musics.
Newly expanded Sunday supplements provided outlets for shorter pieces from intellectuals who, while not primarily travel writers, had something they wanted to say about far away places, much as Julian Barnes or Simon Schama today might turn in an elegant piece about food as a kind of holiday from their usual writing selves.
Every scene had its go-to message boards: Drum 'n' bass fans had Breakbeat Science and Dogs on Acid (recently re-launched as DOA Reborn), while sites like TranceAddcit, Ravetrash, mnml.nl, and Buzz Board provided outlets for their associate subcultures.
Arts activities on occasions provided outlets for anger: 'They all came in wanting to talk about how angry they were… We listed angry words on the board …… We wrote a very quick angry poem together on the board which I read out in a very angry way.
In the 21st century, a social system that doesn't provide outlets for that desire will not survive.
In Dallas the Margo Jones Theatre and the Dallas Theater Center provide outlets for cultural and educational groups.
Adolescence and frustration go together like hormone surges and acne, and great swaths of rock and hip-hop are devoted to providing outlets for that frustration.
"But 'Ladies and Gents' will give new meaning to our quest" — O.K., Mr. Benepe, just this once — "to provide outlets for creative expression".
But the industry still provides outlets for writers: in the blurbs, the brochures and the "features" cascading through travel journalism in a shower of freebies and perks.
