Sentence examples for change channel from inspiring English sources

I watched the programme briefly, simply because the more I watched it the more I didn't like it, so much so I had to eventually change channel.

The line – "Want it more" – makes Nike's "Just do it" sound laidback, flaky and out of date... the difference between conquering a mountain blindfolded and picking up the remote to change channel.

As you use it, all the functions appear in a frame around the edge of the screen, meaning that you never need to look away from the TV to change channel, or source, or fast forward through a movie.

It also guides users through setting up activities such as "Watch TV" allowing one remote to turn the gear on, change channel on the satellite box, adjust the volume using the amp and change picture modes on the TV.

In another change, Channel 4 is taking a leaf out of the Big Brother playbook by making the competitors live together in the same house, described as a "luxury Austrian mountain schloss".

The pilot of the helicopter which crashed in central London on Wednesday morning may have been trying to change channel on his communications radio when the aircraft collided with a crane at rush hour.

So, time to change channels.

That's enough to get a voter in search of a laugh to change channels.

You don't, change channels or better still rack off 3. It's insulting?

Sometimes, success in television turns to failure faster than a teenager can change channels.

If a network news operation flubs its election coverage, viewers can change channels.