canalising

There is a revolution growing inside of us, an immense dissatisfaction and frustration that will destroy us unless we find a way of canalising this energy into something that can challenge the status quo and give us some kind of hope.

Gazan youth issue manifesto to vent their anger with all sides in the conflict 2011

Pass laws and their ruthless enforcement must be seen as a means of controlling African labour and canalising it to mines and European farms where abundant African labour is shamefully exploited.

WE HAVE THE KEY TO FREEDOM � NOT THE OPPRESSOR 1957

Pass laws and their ruthless enforcement must be seen as a means of controlling African labour and canalising it to mines and European farms where abundant African labour is shamefully exploited.

WE HAVE THE KEY TO FREEDOM � NOT THE OPPRESSOR 1957

It was estimated that the initial cost of canalising the St. Lawrence River, constructing six dams in the rapids and improving the St. Claire and

Canada J. G. Bourinot

Aegean Sea, but no decent port there, and no possibility of carrying out her grandiose scheme of canalising the River Maritza and making a

Bulgaria Frank Fox 1917

There is but one place left in which one can still reconstruct for oneself the aspect of such weirs as were till but little more than a century ago the universal method of canalising the river.

The Historic Thames Hilaire Belloc 1911

Tuscan art once initiated, we can learn more, producing and canalising its special moods, from a frosty afternoon like this one on the hillside, with its particular taste of air, its particular line of shelving rock and twisting road and accentuating reed or cypress in the delicate light, than from hours in a room where Signorelli and

Laurus Nobilis Chapters on Art and Life Vernon Lee 1895

Other bills were passed for the canalising of the Hook of

History of Holland George Edmundson 1889

Concini, had secured a royal patent for canalising the Oise from La Fère to Chauny.

France and the Republic A Record of Things Seen and Learned in the French Provinces During the 'Centennial' Year 1889 William Henry Hurlbert 1861

There is a revolution growing inside of us, an immense dissatisfaction and frustration that will destroy us unless we find a way of canalising this energy into something that can challenge the status quo and give us some kind of hope.

The Guardian World News 2011