Stern's claustrophobia is the kind that channels — there isn't a slack moment on this album.
You sensed, right then, that channels were being changed across the country.
Styling, in her view, is an art, "like portraiture," that channels emotion and celebrates individuality.
12.58pm: Sky News is reporting that "channels are open in Westminster" and talks are going on.
Unlike 16th-century Florence, we have a good Constitution that channels conflict.
What our role becomes is to facilitate that conflict in a way that channels everybody's energies in the same direction.
Two of the company's centres are cooled by a conventional system that channels cold water through the room.
Nail two trends in one with this double-buckled number that channels this season's luxe sportswear look.
This whiz-bang comedy is a live-action "Toy Story" for grown-ups that channels the spirit of Buster Keaton.
Sung in that distinctive voice – a mixture of tormented whine and croak that channels the wild abandon of Cyndi Lauper – she mimics generic pop but warps it cleverly.
The BBC has said decriminalisation could cost it up to £200m a year and warned that channels may have to be closed as a result.
