Sentence examples for to channelling from inspiring English sources
noun
The physical confine of a river or slough, consisting of a bed and banks.
- The water coming out of the waterwheel created a standing wave in the channel.
Steven Tyler and Mick Jagger admit to channelling women when they perform.
In a plea bargain Mr Costa confessed to channelling 3% of the value of his division's contracts with suppliers to slush funds for politicians.
He has nightmare visions of their faces rising out of the earth, and, as a Spiritualist medium, devotes his energy to channelling their voices.
They said the creation of the supervisory body would open the way to channelling bailout funds directly to banks, but said the aid would still come with conditions.
The former treasurer of the ruling party is in preventive custody, having admitted to channelling millions of euros of cash donations from construction magnates into the pockets of party leaders.
When it comes to channelling her carnal appeal, no current film director has a clue; the guy she needs is Frank Tashlin, who guided Jayne Mansfield through "The Girl Can't Help It" (1956) and "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?" (1957), and whose eyeballs, if confronted with Jolie in the flesh, would pop out on cartoon springs and bob around.
He is not one to channel anger.
I tried to channel overwhelming emotions".
No need to channel Sherlock Holmes, either.
"He started to channel Pell.
