Sentence examples for was channelled 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.
In McDermid's case that determination was channelled into writing.
Instead, the revolutionary impetus was channelled through BRAC into development.
And then whatever I was writing was channelled through me.
Yes, popular anger was channelled towards undeserving targets – migrants.
He made sure that all this was channelled into the work; everyone went to bed early.
His anger at his mother was channelled toward her doctor, who seemed to be everywhere.
Abundant rainfall was channelled down the winding Kissimmee river into Lake Okeechobee.
Money was channelled towards the semiconductor and medical-equipment arms, which had better growth prospects.
In the past, official rage was channelled through a single demonstration.
But this sentiment was channelled into the pre-Thatcher Tory party.
If injustice raged in the English belly it was channelled intelligently.
