Sentence examples for change of channels from inspiring English sources

The move was always resisted by Jeremy Clarkson, and his replacement by Chris Evans led insiders to suggest a change of channels was now more likely.

Klein said the change of channels was an opportunity to take a fresh look at The Review Show after 19 years.

And when, in his series of poems about hotel life, he writes that "the TV remote / waits by the bed like a suicide pistol," he makes death seem little more than a change of channels.

Dynamic change of channels by the switchable interface in fact creates dynamic links on different channels to different neighbor nodes.

When channels change slowly, the learning algorithm proposed in this paper can also be applied to track the change of channels.

Despite fears the broader public might be baffled by the race's first change of channel in more than half a century, it has been seen by 8.4m, 8.5m and 8.8m over the past three years, a pleasing if gradual upward trend.

In place of large revelations, you'll find yourself remembering scenes like the one in which Abu Jandal sits absorbed by a news report of a bombing in Kabul, until his son requests a change of channel.

After the 13 episodes of Bagpuss were created in 1974, Smallfilms concentrating instead on new colour versions of Ivor the Engine in 1976-77 and The Saga of Noggin the Nog from 1982, in each case with a change of channel from ITV to BBC or vice-versa.

Moreover, FSK would not easily be affected by a change of channel parameters.

This is owing to the change of channel that stems from UE's and hotspot's moving.

Debris dams and groynes were built before 1980 and these caused the greatest change of channel pattern, increase of channel gradient and magnitude of river incision.