Sentence examples for catching channel from inspiring English sources

Slices of these fish are particularly effective for catching channel catfish, which are the most common type of catfish in North America.

Winding through the estuary, we cast to oyster colonies, pockets and channels, catching yet more snappers.

Apparently catching the 11.34pm channel-surfing demographic could mean make or break in those lucrative advertising dollars.

If he can suppress his expensively eye-catching cliches and channel the spirit of his early work – when he was a rough-and-ready bricoleur of everyday LA, a magician of chain-link fencing and corrugated sheeting – he might well be the man for the job.

"Nothing compares with the joy of catching a new broadcast channel from a faraway country," he said.

"Entourage" and "Deadwood" are superb, but the rival premium cable channel is catching up: "Huff" and "Sleeper Cell" are exceptionally good.

Perhaps the most telling revelation from the recent reporting — aside from the U.K.'s Channel 4 catching Alexander Nix on camera explaining how his company could supply beautiful Ukrainian women to entrap politicians — is that Cambridge Analytica is essentially a shell company created by the British firm Strategic Communications Laboratories.

Most, though, have cable television, and digital cable, with its enhanced picture quality and larger number of channels, is catching on quickly -- it now reaches a half-million viewers in the greater New York area.

Soon, major labels began catching on to how these channels provided a great platform for promotion, and started to work more closely with these creators.

It attracted an average of 2.9 million (13.4%) including viewers catching up on the plus one channel, on its debut.

Pakistanis catching the talk shows on American news channels might think Americans believe it is their soldiers who were killed by Pakistanis, so sour is the attitude toward Pakistan.