Westward along the Iland of Santo Domingo, and doubled Cape Tiberon, and passed through the old channell betweene S.
After this, passing the Cape of Florida, and cleere of the channell of Bahama, we directed our course for the banke of Newfound-land.
Also the coast is so much subiect to broken ground and rockes, especially in the mouth and entrance of euery Harborough, that albeit the Channell be sounded ouer and ouer againe, yet are you neuer the neerer to discerne the dangers.
Sidenote: An vnknowen channell into the Northeast discouered by the Busse of Bridgewater.
Bristowe, and very fewe or none of the like burden alonge the channell of the Severne from Glocester to the Landes Ende on the one side, and Milforde Haven on the other.
Likewise some of the Spanish ships were the second time carried with a strong West winde into the channell of England, whereof some were taken by the English vpon their coast, and others by the men of Rochel vpon the coast of France.
An Act for filling up such Part of the Channell of Bridewell Dock, and Fleet Bridge, as lies between Holborn Bridge and Fleet Bridge, and for converting the Ground, when filled up, to the use of the City of London.
The Venetians haue a hold within the channell called Cataro, this channell goeth vp to Budoa, and further vp into the countrey.
This Castell is hard at the mouth of a channellcalled Boca de Cataro.
At Dover, as dues we payed 4 shillings to that knave Tours; our supper at one Buchans was halfe a croune; our fraught throw the channell was a croune, and to the boat that landed us a shiling.
Thy words moue Rage, and not remorse in me: I go of Message from the Queene to France: I charge thee waft me safely crosse the Channell Lieu.
The yeere next ensuing the riuer of Medeway so fayled for many miles, that in the middest of the channell the smallest boates could not floate.
The water of Trent was dried vp at Nottingham the space of a mile, from one of the clocke vntill three: so as men might passe ouer the Channell on foote.
The "Channell Row" where this house was built was probably the street of that name in Westminster.
Tref Walter, or Walterston, in this parish, was the residence of Walter de Mapes, a writer of some note towards the middle of the 12th century.
Near this place, are four contiguous barrows, known by the name of Bartlow Hills, from their situation with respect to Bartlow Church.
He held the office of treasurer nearly 30 years, sustaining himself by the courtly maxim, of "being a willow, and not an oak.
He commenced business in that capacity, in Holborn, London, in 1750.
John Poulet, Marquis of Winchester, a lineal descendant of Hugh de Port, who, at the time of the Domesday Survey, held 55 lordships in this county.
On the following morning Mr Baron Channell carried this a step further, and when Mr Collier made the formal application for the plaintiff's costs he refused to certify.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "channell" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
