Sentence examples for the pipe of from inspiring English sources

Without hope, without power, without money, without connections, many of them draw deeply upon the pipe of religion.

I think the pipe of "How to Fictionalize a Historical Tragedy" is so deeply laid, the show has painted itself into a trite corner at times.

And the story unfolded at a slower pace, too, which meant that many of the scenes elaborated on the characters and the power structures they moved within, rather than lay the pipe of plot.

The plumbing of it all – the laying of the pipe of it all – that will tell us whether we've succeeded or failed in coming up with a satisfying ending.

The drillers will blow hundreds of small holes (called "perforations") in the pipe of each well.

And large fines for failure is certainly one way to grease the pipe of security spending among corporates.

"The Pipes of Christmas," seasonal music with the Solid Brass Ensemble.

SUMMIT "The Pipes of Christmas," Scottish/Irish holiday concert.

It showed the pipes of an organ, not columns.

The pipes of grubby gloss that turn from the back of the radiator along the wall.

Oil leaked from the pipes of a Lutyens-inspired manor house.