Sentence examples for western channel from inspiring English sources

The western channel was formerly called the Chōsen Strait.

So, at least, I now believe, having watched The Railway: First Great Western (Channel 5).

The western channel forms both the Inhamissengo River and the smaller Melambe River.

Commercial traffic continues to use the remainder of the east channel and the deeper, more navigable western channel.

In British waters, historic overfishing has seen the common ray decline to the point that surveys in the western channel have failed to spot any since the 1930s.

And Brittany Ferries says fans are already booking western Channel crossings from Portsmouth to Le Havre (for Paris) and Caen and St-Malo (for Bordeaux and Toulouse).

At the time it was the only TV station with a permanent 24-hour satellite link to Kabul during the Afghan war, and its exclusive footage was used by many western channels.

By the same token, the BBC and other media sources are putting it about that Russian TV played down the Beslan crisis, while only western channels reported live, the implication being that Putin's Russia remains a highly controlled police state.

Israeli media and many of the western channels that mimic it have far too easily succumbed to the Israeli establishment's propaganda that the group is akin to al-Qaida and/or a front for Iran and/or a combination thereof.

The ice across the lower Mackenzie River breaks up in late May; the channels in the Mackenzie River delta are usually free of floating river ice by the end of May or early June, with the western channels being influenced by the earlier breakup of the Peel River.

Inflow of water takes place primarily through the eastern and western channels of the Korea Strait; the inflow of water into the Sea of Japan through the narrow and shallow Tatar Strait is negligible, while through the Tsugaru and La Perouse straits the water flows out of the Sea of Japan.