Sentence examples for channel picked from inspiring English sources

CW officials felt the same way, and the channel picked up "Breaking Pointe" without a pilot.

Last year, the channel picked up 14 series for the 2007-2008 season in March.

In other words: Participant might try to get the channel picked up by pitching it as a way for distributors to retain young subscribers.

Executives at The Huffington Post have been trying for months to have their channel picked up by cable and satellite operators, with nothing to show for it yet.

The channel picked up "The Martha Stewart Show" in 2010 and handed over five hours of its daytime schedule to Ms. Stewart's company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, which produced companion shows like "Emeril's Table" with Emeril Lagasse and "Mad Hungry" with Lucinda Scala Quinn.

The channel picked up more than 36 million views from 9 million folks.

Without preferential access to either a network or a pay-TV operator, they are finding it harder than ever to get their TV shows or channels picked up.

That's because most cellphones of the small, flip-phone variety offer a teeth-grinding, Web lite experience with a slow connection, clunky navigation and a paltry selection of "channels" picked by the carrier.

Many mainstream media channels picked it up as real news and it got more than 9 million views in less than a week.

The average inter-channel distance within a junction, assuming no physical coupling between any two channels picked at random, would fall to ∼88 nm.

While the range of channels picked up with a digital TV antenna will never rival the options offered by cable or satellite providers, you may find that the free broadcast channels include options that are not provided in basic or even extended fee based packages.