Channel Tunnel

noun

1. the Anglo-French railway tunnel that runs beneath the English Channel, between Folkestone and Coquelles, near Calais; opened in 1994 Also calledChunnelEurotunnel

Example Sentences

Two days before that scheduled hearing in July, Yaxley-Lennon repeated the claims to thousands of his supporters in London’s Trafalgar Square - and the following day took a Channel Tunnel train to France.

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The torch will be passed in relays between 24 torch bearers in the UK on its journey to the French capital via the Channel Tunnel.

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Eurotunnel, which operates freight and vehicle shuttles though the Channel Tunnel, is spending the equivalent of £70m building processing zones, where people will queue in their cars to use automatic machines.

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People heading to the Channel Tunnel of Port of Dover will find the traffic management system Operation Brock in place on the M20.

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The class A drugs were smuggled through the Channel Tunnel before being taken to a farm in North Wales that was used as a distribution centre.

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